Who are the Singapore-based entities named in new US sanctions targeting Iran?
The US issued new sanctions against 60 individuals, firms and shipping vessels that allegedly aided Iran.
The US Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on 60 individuals, companies, and shipping vessels for their alleged involvement in aiding Iran's oil industry, weapon procurement, and cyber operations. Among those targeted are three Singapore-based entities: Mansoor Tayabbhai Gandhi, the owner of Singapore-registered Trans Arctic Global Marine Services; Narmina Dadashova, a Singapore citizen based in Alt Capital, and Wellbred Capital and its subsidiaries in the UAE and Switzerland.
Each of these entities is accused of facilitating operations related to Iran's petroleum industry and defense sector.
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