EU Tightens Grip on Iran: New Sanctions Target Shipping Routes, IRISL in Response to Russia Support
The European Union has expanded its sanctions framework to curb Iran’s military support to Russia, focusing on disrupting key shipping routes and
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The European Union has expanded its sanctions framework to curb Iran’s military support to Russia, focusing on disrupting key shipping routes and
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