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  1. US Treasury targets operations of an Egyptian bank in the UAE, amidst G20 finance ministers gathering in Asheville.

Banque Misr is accused of continued egregious support for the Iranian regime, leading to the revocation of its banking access to U.S. financial institutions.

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Banque Misr is accused of continued egregious support for the Iranian regime, leading to the revocation of its banking access to U.S. financial institutions.

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  1. Treasury targets Banque Misr UAE operations as it processes funds for Iranian shadow networks.1 source
  2. US Treasury revoked banking access for Banque Misr due to alleged support for the Iranian regime.1 source
  3. The bank is serving as a financial lifeline to Tehran's leadership, and its Emirati branches are now being targeted.1 source
  4. Sanctions targeting business ties with Banque Misr due to US administration action against Iran.1 source

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