The U.S. Department of Treasury's Economic Fury action targets Iran's shadow banking system and petroleum smuggling networks, designating over 50 entities including the Amin Exchange currency house and 19 vessels that collectively facilitate billions in sanctions evasion revenue. Individuals designated include Yousef Ebrahimi (Turkish/Iranian/Dominican national) owner/operator of Amin Exchange; Samad Nemat (Iranian, former IRGC officer) CEO; Ali Hazrati Chakherlo (Turkey-based Iranian) board member; and Mahmoud Ebrahimi (Turkish/Iranian) employee. Entities include Ebrahimi & Associates (Amin Exchange) and several front companies in China, Hong Kong, and UAE. Vessels (shadow fleet) include LPG tankers, product tankers, crude oil tankers flagged in Barbados, Palau, Panama, etc. Action taken under E.O. 13902 targeting Iran's financial, petroleum, and petrochemical sectors. State Department's Rewards for Justice offers up to $15 million for information disrupting IRGC financial mechanisms. Treasury warns of potential secondary sanctions on foreign financial institutions, including those connected to China's 'teapot' refineries.