Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence (departing)
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Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence (departing) - In talks for ambassadorship to Germany
John Hurley spent seven months as the Treasury Department's chief sanctions enforcer before friction with Secretary Scott Bessent pushed him toward the exit. His expected departure follows months of internal clashes over how aggressively to wield America's most potent non-military weapon—economic sanctions—and against whom.
Updated Feb 15
Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, U.S. Treasury - Leading Treasury’s sanctions and illicit-finance pressure campaign on Iran
Treasury just hit Iran’s oil-smuggling “shadow fleet” where it actually hurts: the ships. On December 18, 2025, OFAC blocked 29 vessels and a web of managers and front-company operators that keep Iranian oil moving when the paperwork is fake and the GPS goes dark.
Updated Dec 18, 2025
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