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US Sanctions Greek and Panamanian Law Firms for Facilitating Iranian Shipping

Oct 21, 2026 11:55 AM CT Washington D.C., United States sanctions,iran,shipping,legal,us-policy,economic-warfare

Summary

The United States has imposed sanctions on a Greek and a Panamanian law firm accused of assisting Iran's shipping sector. This action targets the financial and legal infrastructure supporting Iran's maritime trade, aiming to disrupt its ability to evade existing restrictions and maintain economic lifelines.

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US imposes sanctions on Greek, Panama law firm for helping Iran shipping    Al Arabiya English

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Actor Responses

United States NEUTRAL

Imposed sanctions on Greek and Panamanian law firms for aiding Iranian shipping.

Iran NEUTRAL

Subject of sanctions due to alleged facilitation of its shipping industry by foreign legal entities.

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