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USRegulationOfficial ✓August 26, 2026· Federal Register

Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations

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What happened

The Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is indefinitely suspending five general licenses. These licenses were previously issued under the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations. This action was taken to align with changes in US foreign policy toward Iran, and was signed by Donald Trump.

Why it matters

The indefinite suspension of these licenses means that certain transactions with Iran, previously permitted, are no longer authorized. This change reflects the US government's updated foreign policy position regarding Iran.

Who it affects

  • ›Businesses engaging in transactions with Iran
  • ›Individuals involved in Iranian transactions
  • ›Entities impacted by US foreign policy on Iran
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