New sanctions have been announced, targeting revenue sources. The goal is to cut off all potential income streams. Details about these sanctions are available from the relevant authorities.
Further information can be found from the original announcement. The announcement was made on Monday by a high-ranking official.
The official in question is the Treasury Secretary, who outlined the purpose of the new sanctions.
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