US sanctions target an Indian network and Turkish firm accused of helping Iran evade restrictions and sell oil amid war.
US slaps sanctions on Indian, Turkish firms and people for aiding Iran
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The US Treasury sanctioned Indian and Turkish entities for aiding Iran's oil and aviation sectors under Operation Economic Outcast. This action followed recent midterm election losses for the administration and claims that previous measures have severely damaged Iran's economy.
- Sanctions target an Indian network for providing false maritime certifications to vessels transporting Iranian petroleum.
- Turkey-based Fugo Ground Services Inc was sanctioned for supporting Iran's heavily restricted aviation sector.
- The Treasury stated prior actions drove Iran's inflation to 90% and pushed the rial currency to new lows.
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