US sanctions target banks aiding Iran

American sanctions on Iran are intensifying, as sources close to the Treasury Department announced that Washington will impose new sanctions targeting international banks in Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe that deal with Iran to transfer revenue from oil sales. Additionally, these measures will target shipping and maritime insurance companies, all aimed at increasing pressure on the Iranian regime and reducing its economic and military capabilities. Meanwhile, opposition Iranian sources confirmed that the Revolutionary Guards have directly taken control of operations within the Central Bank of Iran, enhancing their grip on the country's internal financial system and obstructing the transfer of military equipment and logistics. This comes amid worsening domestic economic conditions, with rising fuel prices, cuts to government support, and increased internal tensions and disagreements among the Guards’ leadership. At the same time, U.S. President Donald Trump expresses the belief that a war with Iran might end after the upcoming elections, as economic pressure and sanctions continue to be used to undermine the Iranian regime’s capabilities.

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