Washington sanctions Minsk-based “procurement facilitator” for Iran
May 9, Pozirk. Washington has sanctioned a company based in Belarus among 10 individuals and companies targeted in connection with the US military operation against Iran.
The Minsk-based AAT Armory Alliance, incorporated in 2021, with its CEO Mohammed Ali Tolibov, is described as “a long-standing arms procurement facilitator for Iran in Belarus” by theUS Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). The OFAC also sanctioned Belarus-based Iranian national Mohammadmahdi Maleki, an employee of Armory Alliance.
Other companies targeted are based in China, Dubai and Hong Kong.
Iranian president briefs Łukašenka on Gulf situation
April 30, Pozirk. Alaksandar Łukašenka received a phone call from Iranian President Masud Pazeshkian on April 30, his press office reported. The Iranian president informed Łukašenka of “the situation in the Gulf region, and Tehran’s position in negotiations with the …
