The U.S. Treasury identified IRGC offshore accounts and detailed an economic campaign against Iran, leading to Iranian retaliation near Aqaba.
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Updated Sep 2
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What happened
The U.S. Treasury identified IRGC offshore accounts and detailed an economic campaign against Iran, leading to Iranian retaliation near Aqaba.
Who's involved
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Part of
Scott Bessent spoke on behalf of the U.S. Treasury regarding Iran, while the Iranian regime continues to utilize the IRGC for political control.Also in this story
- US imposed sanctions on Chinese refineries, leading to reduced Iranian oil purchases, according to Scott Bessent.
- The U.S. administration has announced that it is targeting Iranian assets globally.
- The Treasury team tracked funds intended for the Ayatollah.
- Ali Naderi made statements on May 28th regarding the defense of the political system of the Islamic Republic while serving in a deputy public relations capacity.
The entities involved
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Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
military organization to protect the political system of the Islamic Republic in Iran
- Jordan
Related events
- The economic fallout from the Iranian situation, including elevated energy costs, is now impacting the expectations and operational environment of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
- Iranian missile and drone attacks occurred on July 19, 2026, targeting facilities in Jordan and Kuwait, with IRGC involvement.
- The IRGC is strengthening its forces and intensifying attacks against US targets and Gulf states while seeking to politically weaken President Trump.
- Trump threatens to strangle Iran's economy while the IRGC operates as a key military arm of the Iranian state.
- The IRGC, a component of the Iranian state, has claimed that the United States maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz.