Correction of errors in the EU sanctions regulation against Iran
23 Apr 202669 views
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Companies and financial entities with commercial activity or assets linked to Iran
Summary
Errors in the European regulation governing restrictive measures (sanctions) against Iran are corrected. It affects companies and individuals operating in sectors subject to these restrictions.
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This error correction affects Regulation (EU) 2026/759 of the Council, which amends the EU sanctions framework against Iran established in Regulation 267/2012 and repeals Regulation 961/2010. Technical corrections may have practical implications in the exact application of restrictive measures, such as asset freezing, …
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OJ:L_202690314: Corrección de errores del Reglamento (UE) 2026/759 del Consejo, de 30 de marzo de 2026, por el que se modifica el Reglamento (UE) n.° 267/2012 relativo a medidas restrictivas contra Irán y por el que se deroga el Reglamento (UE) n.° 961/2010 (DO L, 2026/759, 31.3.2026)
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