- US Treasury targets operations of an Egyptian bank in the UAE, amidst G20 finance ministers gathering in Asheville.
- The US has issued a warning against financial ties between an Egyptian bank and the Iranian regime.
Iranian targets now include Egyptian bank branches, funded by oil revenues from China.
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Iranian targets now include Egyptian bank branches, funded by oil revenues from China.
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- The US launched Operation Economic Outcast, imposing secondary sanctions on Iranian partners and urging G20 officials to sever economic links with Iran.
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- A lawsuit was filed in the District of Columbia alleging that Iran supported terrorist organizations via proxies, allegedly using Bank Melli Iran as a financial conduit.