Treasury Department Announces Updates to OFAC Sanctions List
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has published new updates to its Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List (SDN List). These updates include the names of individuals and vessels that are now sanctioned.
The sanctions were issued on June 5, 2026. They were added to the list because OFAC determined that they meet the legal criteria required for sanctions. This means that all property and any interest in property that is within U.S. jurisdiction are blocked. This means the people and vessels named are now on a list that blocks them. People in the United States are not allowed to do any business with those on the list.
The list of individuals and vessels is available through OFAC’s website. More information about the sanctions and why the people and vessels are on the list can also be found there.
For assistance or further details, OFAC has provided contact numbers. You can reach the Associate Director for Global Targeting at 202-622-2420. For licensing questions, call the Assistant Director for Licensing at 202-622-2480. For help with sanctions compliance, contact the Assistant Director for Sanctions Compliance at 202-622-2490. Alternatively, you can visit their website at https://ofac.treasury.gov/contact-ofac for more ways to get in touch.
The Government Publishing Office has made this information available for everyone to access online. To get more details, visit www.gpo.gov.
The Director of the Office of Foreign Assets Control, Bradley T. Smith, signed off on this notice. The Federal Register document number is 2026-13388, and it was officially filed on July 1, 2026.
Published by the Department of Treasury, this notice falls under Billing Code 4810-AL-P.
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