International Iran Sanctions Database

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Three March 2008: The U.N. Safety Council adopts Resolution 1803 (whose provisions are conditionally terminated at current), its third round of sanctions against Iran to ban the commerce of twin-use technology. The measure authorizes inspections of air and sea shipments to Iran which can be suspected of containing banned gadgets. Moreover: - The sanctions require monetary monitoring of Financial institution Melli and site (www.zoomit.ir) Bank Saderat, both of which have suspected ties to Iranian proliferation; and
- The sanctions order international locations to "freeze the assets of 12 additional corporations and thirteen people with links to Iran’s nuclear or ballistic missile programmes - and require international locations to ‘exercise vigilance’ and report the journey or transit of these Iranians. It imposes a travel ban on five people linked to Iran’s nuclear effort."

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