Overview

• The U.S. State Department said it is designating 44 individuals and entities tied to Iran’s nuclear, missile and military aircraft programs and is adding export restrictions on 26 entities and three addresses linked to procurement efforts.
• The U.S. Treasury sanctioned 21 entities and 17 individuals accused of supplying sensitive goods, including networks tied to advanced surface-to-air missile technology and the illegal purchase of a U.S.-made helicopter.
• The United Kingdom reimposed UN sanctions and reapplied 121 designations connected to Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs, while Canada amended regulations to enforce the restored arms, trade and services restrictions.
• G7 foreign ministers endorsed the E3 snapback, urged all UN members to implement the reinstated measures, and pressed Iran to restore full IAEA access and engage in direct talks.
• Russia’s UN ambassador said Moscow does not recognize the snapback and will not enforce the measures, highlighting a split over implementation.