Sahebali Moulaei

Sahebali Moulaei, the managing director of an Iranian procurement company received order for aircraft parts of United States origin for Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industries
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Alfrets Kaunang

Alfrets Kaunang who own Garuda Aero Services that supplies aircraft parts, conspired to export United States-origin airplane parts to a state-owned enterprise in Iran, without ...
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Ajmal Aviation

Ajmal Aviation was instrumental in the procurement and/or re-transfer of U.S.-origin items to Iran, in violation of the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations and the ...
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Blue Lines FZE

Blue Lines FZE was instrumental in the procurement and/or re-transfer of U.S.-origin items to Iran, in violation of the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations and ...
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Roin Luo

Roin Luo is working at Oriental Logistics Group. Oriental Logistics Group was involved in the diversion of U.S.-origin unmanned aerial vehicle parts, as well as ...
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S.M. Mirbagheri

S.M. Mirbagheri is working at FARSCO Aviation MRO Centre. FARSCO Aviation MRO Centre is working with terrorist organization IRGC and Iran's military
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Rouhollah Abdollahi

Rouhollah Abdollahi is working at FARSCO Aviation MRO Centre. FARSCO Aviation MRO Centre is working with terrorist organization IRGC and Iran's military
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Mohamed Nashir

Mohamed Nashir and Transworld Aviation have been involved in a scheme to illicitly procure Bell 412 helicopters on behalf of Iranian end-user, “FARSCO Aviation MRO ...
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Lufti Busaidi Sulaiman

Lufti Busaidi Sulaiman and Transworld Aviation have been involved in a scheme to illicitly procure Bell 412 helicopters on behalf of Iranian end-user, “FARSCO Aviation ...
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Abdulla Al Suleimani

Abdulla K. Al Suleimani and Transworld Aviation have been involved in a scheme to illicitly procure Bell 412 helicopters on behalf of Iranian end-user, “FARSCO ...
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