05Nov
State Department expands secondary sanctions to transactions with Iran’s construction sector and trade in four strategic materials
On October 31, 2019, the US Department of State further expanded the reach of secondary sanctions on Iran. With this action, the US government now has authority to impose sanctions on any person who sells, supplies or transfers certain goods to Iran...
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