U.S. items incident to communications and authorized for export or reexport to Iran
OFAC is publishing an updated version of the list that will restrict the computing power of certain items on the list.
U.S. items incident to communications
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) today released a list of items that have been determined to be incident to communications and therefore authorized for export or reexport to Iran under a general license issued pursuant to the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations (ITSR).
Read the OFAC notice
The list previously existed as an annex to ITSR General License D and its subsequent iterations (General License D-1 and General License D-2).
Concurrent with publication of the list, OFAC is publishing an updated version of the list that will restrict the computing power of certain items on the list.
OFAC today also released:
- A final rule amending the ITSR to incorporate Iran-related General License D-2
- A new “frequently asked question” (FAQ) 1173 and 26 amended ITSR-related FAQs
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