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STANDARD ECONOMIC UNVERIFIED

US Treasury Clarifies Limited Scope of Sanctions Relief for Fly Baghdad Amid Ongoing Iran Restrictions

Aug 05, 2026 01:36 PM CT Washington D.C., United States sanctions,US policy,Iran,economic warfare,clarification

Summary

The US Treasury Department clarified that the lifting of sanctions on Fly Baghdad was an administrative review outcome and does not signal a broader easing of restrictions against Iran. This statement aims to prevent misinterpretation of US policy shifts regarding economic warfare against Tehran, maintaining pressure on Iran's financial and logistical networks.

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The US Treasury clarified that the restrictions were lifted "as part of the normal administrative process upon review of the specifics related to" Fly Baghdad

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Clarified that sanctions relief for Fly Baghdad is an isolated administrative action and does not indicate a general easing of restrictions against Iran.

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