Iran has endured decades of international sanctions following its 1979 revolution, with restrictions tightening significantly over time. Current measures target key sectors like oil exports, banking, and technology, limiting Tehran’s access to global markets and financial systems. The sanctions also restrict trade in sensitive goods, including advanced electronics and military-related equipment, while travel bans and asset freezes affect officials and entities linked to the government. These measures remain a central pillar of diplomatic pressure, shaping Iran’s economic and political landscape.
Iran has faced a torrent of international sanctions since the 1979 revolution - here's what's in place right now.
