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UNGA: US bans Iranian officials, diplomats from luxury shopping sprees

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The United States, US, has banned Iranian officials and diplomats at the United Nations, UN, General Assembly in New York from purchasing a wide range of goods.
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‎The restrictions, described as “maximum pressure,” prevent Iranian officials from buying bulk household goods and luxury items like expensive watches.
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‎Iranian diplomats are restricted from visiting popular stores such as Costco, Sam’s Club, and BJ’s Wholesale Club.
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‎Iranian officials must seek State Department permission to buy luxury goods, including items over $1,000 and vehicles over $60,000.
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‎Disclosing these sanctions, the US State Department spokesman, Thomas Pigott, said luxury shopping would severely impact Iran’s economy, affecting imports and its ability to sell oil and other exports.
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‎“We will not allow the Iranian regime to allow its clerical elites have a shopping spree in New York while the Iranian people endure poverty, crumbling infrastructure, and dire shortages of water and electricity,” Pigott said.

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