U.S. Treasury Chief Says Iran Airlines to Be ‘Shut Down’ on September 23
- U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Iranian airlines would be “shut down around the world” on September 23 under expanded American sanctions.
- Bessent said foreign companies providing Iranian airlines with fuel, landing services, or ticket sales could lose access to the U.S. dollar system.
- The Treasury Department sanctioned 27 Iranian airlines, accusing them of supporting Iran’s government and military activities.
- The measures could make it harder for Iranian carriers to obtain airport services, potentially disrupting their international operations.
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All Iranian commercial airlines will be effectively suspended from international operations from September 23 due to new US sanctions. This was stated by US Treasury Secretary Scott Besant, quoted by Reuters, reports News.bg. The measures rely on so-called secondary sanctions, aimed not only at Iranian carriers, but also at foreign companies and airports that continue to serve them. According to Besant, operators will not be able to refuel Irani…
When Iranian planes land, other countries "will not be able to refuel them, they will not be able to provide them with landing assistance services, otherwise they will be excluded from the dollar system"
The United States would be ready to launch a new attack on the Iranian Islamic Republic, this time on the economic and operational side. In an interview with Cnbc, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that from September 23, the Tehran airlines will have "series" difficulties to operate globally due to sanctions [...] L'articolo The US: From September 23 Iranian airlines will be blocked all over the world" is coming from Il Fatto Quotid…
Iran's airlines will cease global operations on September 23 for U.S. sanctions, affecting its supply and services.The move is part of a strategy to isolate Tehran economically, amid tensions after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
All of Iran's airlines will have trouble operating worldwide just two days after the introduction of US sanctions, says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
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