Washington restricts Iran's Europe finances

Western sources reveal that there is coordination between Washington and European countries, led by Britain, France, and Germany, to issue sanctions lists against Tehran as part of the "Economic Pariah" operation. The sanctions target Middle Eastern and European companies and banks that cooperate with Iran in oil smuggling and in channeling revenues to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, aiming to dismantle Iran's external financial network structure and cut it off from the global financial system. The United States and the European Union are working in tandem to coordinate prosecution and delisting efforts, while expanding the coalition to include Asian and Middle Eastern countries to intensify pressure on the Iranian regime. The goal is to tighten the grip on Iran's sources of funding and to undermine its external financial and commercial networks. Sources confirm that the sanctions will primarily target entities involved in oil smuggling operations and financial transfers. This approach aims to further isolate Iran economically, while the European Union maintains independent sanctions related to human rights and nuclear issues. Amid security and political complexities, the implementation of a unified campaign and the establishment of a clear final objective to exert effective pressure on Tehran have been delayed.

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