United States And Its Allies Expand Sanctions On Iran -- New York Times
WASHINGTON — The United States and its allies are rolling out a new set of sanctions against Iran on Monday, with the country’s central bank and petrochemical industry as targets. The move tightened the vise on Tehran after a United Nations report on its nuclear activities, but demonstrated the continued limitations to international pressure.
The Treasury Department will name the Central Bank of Iran as a “primary money laundering concern” on Monday, an administration official said — a symbolically important step, but one that is short of formal sanctions, which would probably be resisted by China and other Asian countries that import oil from Iran.
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More News On Additional Sanctions Imposed On Iran
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U.K. to Join U.S. in Financial Sanctions on Iran -- Wall Street Journal
Britain cuts financial ties with Iran -- UPI
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France urges Iran oil purchase freeze, sanctions -- Reuters
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Canada joins U.K., U.S. with sanctions against Iran -- CTV
Canada joins U.S., Britain in slapping new sanctions on Iran -- Globe And Mail
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