US imposes new sanctions on Iran-linked military supply networks

The United States has intensified its economic pressure on Iran by imposing new sanctions targeting individuals and companies accused by Washington of supporting Iranian military activities.

According to CBS, the measures affect people and entities based in Tehran, Beijing, and Hong Kong, who are accused of helping provide weapons and electronic equipment to the Iranian military.

The sanctions are part of Operation Economic Outcast, which aims to tighten pressure on Tehran and pursue supply networks that Washington says bolster Iran’s military capabilities.

The US Treasury Department reaffirmed its commitment to tracking and isolating international actors it considers supportive of the Iranian regime. The move reflects Washington’s ongoing strategy of using economic sanctions to target individuals, entities, and networks accused of enhancing Iran’s military strength.