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US Sanctions Delivery Entities Linked to Iran, Hezbollah

Last updated: 2024/09/27 at 6:37 PM
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Washington has imposed a monetary and exercise blockade in opposition to over a dozen vessels and delivery corporations that it accused of involvement within the export of oil and fuel to East Asia and Syria on behalf of Iranian safety forces and Tehran-backed Lebanese militants.

4 of the ships are related to Syrian delivery mogul Abdul Jalil Mallah and his brother Luay al-Mallah, the Treasury’s Workplace of Overseas Property Management (OFAC) mentioned in a press release. Abdul Jalil had already been placed on the sanctions listing June 10, 2021, for his alleged assist to the community of Houthi monetary official Sa’id al-Jamal, who’s backed by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Power (IRGC QF).

Since then, “Luay al-Mallah has continued to make use of their delivery empire to assist Iran’s malign actions and people of its proxies”, learn the assertion.

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Bradley T. Smith, performing undersecretary of the Treasury for terrorism and monetary intelligence, mentioned, “Iran continues to rely closely on the illicit sale of oil and liquid petroleum fuel by the IRGC-QF and Lebanese Hizballah to fund its terrorist proxies and destabilizing actions”.

“Treasury stays dedicated to disrupting the networks of shippers, brokers, and patrons that facilitate these schemes”, Smith added.

OFAC declared the IRGC-QF a terrorist supporter on October 25, 2007. Lebanon’s Hezbollah was labeled a Specifically Designated World Terrorist group by the State Division on October 31, 2001.

The topics of the newest enforcement motion embody the Panama-flagged Confidence P (IMO 9178044), Sao Tome and Principe-flagged Nova (IMO 9141259), Panama-flagged Rival (IMO 9117818) and Iran-flagged Tiyara (IMO 9231224), all owned by the Mallah household. “The Mallah household’s ships… have facilitated illicit commerce between Syria and Iran for the good thing about the IRGC-QF and Hizballah”, mentioned the assertion on the OFAC web site.

China-based Star Ocean Shipmanage Ltd. has three ships focused within the newest motion — Everlasting 8, Everlasting Peace and Everlasting Success, all carrying the Panamanian flag. “The IRGC-QF used the Everlasting Success to facilitate illicit commerce as lately as July 2024, manipulating its Computerized Identification System to disguise its actions whereas crusing towards East Asia, the place it transferred its cargo to a different tanker by way of a ship-to-ship switch”, OFAC mentioned. “Much like its sister ship, the Everlasting 8 has additionally been concerned in transferring shipments for the IRGC-QF”.

One other ship, Panama-flagged Serene I (IMO 9197832) of Marshall Islands-based Dragon Highway Ltd., has “loaded IRGC-QF-owned merchandise in Iran on behalf of the U.S.-sanctioned, Lebanese Hizballah-affiliated, Lebanon-based firm Concepto Display screen SAL Offshore”, OFAC mentioned.

“Equally, the Panama-flagged Feng Tai (IMO 9248473) transported IRGC-QF-owned merchandise, loaded in Iran, to the PRC [People’s Republic of China] on behalf of Concepto Display screen SAL Offshore”, OFAC mentioned. Feng Tai is owned by Hong Kong-based Tai Feng Hai Delivery Ltd.

The vessels, their homeowners and different properties and pursuits in property held by these delivery corporations within the U.S. or are within the management of U.S. individuals have been blocked. “As well as, any entities which can be owned, instantly or not directly, individually or within the mixture, 50 % or extra by a number of blocked individuals are additionally blocked”, OFAC mentioned.

Transacting with these entities can also end in sanctions, in line with OFAC.

To contact the writer, e mail jov.onsat@rigzone.com




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