The USA included 11 legal entities and 16 natural persons in the sanctions lists within the framework of restrictive measures related to Iran. Banco Internacional de Comercio (BICSA) of Cuba has also appeared in the list of sanctions, and the International Development Bank for Investment and Finance of Iraq is among the other organizations. It is mentioned in the notice published by the Department of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Treasury Department. According to the document, all 16 natural persons included in the list of sanctions are citizens of Iran. Some of them are related to Iranian companies engaged in financial operations and currency exchange. In particular, the restrictions apply to representatives and partners of several exchange companies registered in Iran. The 11 organizations include financial institutions and companies from Iran, Iraq, Hong Kong and Cuba. In addition to BICSA and the International Development Bank, Chabahar International Bank Overseas Company and Jazireh International Bank Company, as well as a number of companies involved in money brokerage and trading, have also appeared on the sanctions list. Separately, OFAC has included Hong Kong's Elitesphere Trading Co., Limited and Iran's Farzanegan Energy Pars Company on its sanctions list. The department noted that some of the organizations and individuals are subject to secondary sanctions under US Executive Order No. 13902, which targets certain sectors of Iran's economy. At the same time, the US Department of Finance issued a general license that allows to stop operations with the International Development Bank for Investment and Finance. The department also renewed the permits related to the separate operations of the Russian company "Lukoil" with gas stations abroad and some of its structures in Bulgaria. In addition, OFAC published a new answer to a frequently asked question about Cuba and made changes to the clarifications regarding sanctions against Russia.