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ExecutiveMay 15, 2026Updated May 16, 2026

Notice with Regard to International Criminal Court-related Sanctions

DateMay 15, 2026

SourceU.S. Department of the Treasury

BranchExecutive

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Notice with Regard to International Criminal Court-related Sanctions. Source: OFAC Recent Actions (ofac other).

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Scope: IEEPA
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