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U.S. Treasury — Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)

U.S. Treasury — Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)

Treasury Department Office

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Treasury Sanctions Chief Exits Amid Policy Rift

Treasury Sanctions Chief Exits Amid Policy Rift

Operating under TFI

Rule Changes developing
Washington Keeps Two Quiet Russia Loopholes Open: Japan’s Sakhalin-2 Oil and the Nuclear Fuel Money Pipe

Washington Keeps Two Quiet Russia Loopholes Open: Japan’s Sakhalin-2 Oil and the Nuclear Fuel Money Pipe

Issued the general licenses that define what Russia-linked transactions remain legally possible

Rule Changes ongoing
Trump’s Belarus Gambit: Prisoners Out, Potash Back In

Trump’s Belarus Gambit: Prisoners Out, Potash Back In

Controls the legal switch for any potash sanctions rollback

Rule Changes dormant
The Tanker Hunt: Trump’s Venezuela “Blockade” Turns Into Coast Guard Seizures

The Tanker Hunt: Trump’s Venezuela “Blockade” Turns Into Coast Guard Seizures

Sanctions engine defining which ships and networks become targets

Force in Play dormant
Treasury Goes After Mexico’s “Gasoline Cartel”

Treasury Goes After Mexico’s “Gasoline Cartel”

Designated CSRL and El Marro; expanded compliance exposure for facilitators

Rule Changes dormant
The Sanctions Switch Flips: PDVSA 2020 Bond Trades Reopen, and CITGO’s Collateral Lock Starts to Loosen

The Sanctions Switch Flips: PDVSA 2020 Bond Trades Reopen, and CITGO’s Collateral Lock Starts to Loosen

Controls the sanctions licensing that can enable or block CITGO-related transactions.

Rule Changes dormant
Treasury targets 29 Iran “shadow fleet” ships, turning tanker logistics into a sanctions minefield

Treasury targets 29 Iran “shadow fleet” ships, turning tanker logistics into a sanctions minefield

Designated ship managers and vessels; issued General License S to manage safety/offloading risks

Force in Play dormant