The Playbook
Treasury stamped the Iran sanctions language onto Nicaragua in six days. Iraq's compliance floor was laid the same week. One machine.
Treasury stamped the Iran sanctions language onto Nicaragua in six days. Iraq's compliance floor was laid the same week. One machine.
The loud half of the pincer shot a tanker. The quiet half pulled a waiver, stamped a charter, and took a message from a Gulf central banker.
Treasury called the same play five days running. The fifth snap landed at midnight Sunday as General License U expired.
Treasury named it Operation Economic Fury. Three deadlines. April 19. April 22. April 26. All three point the same direction.
Three days after the oath and with the fifteen-day clock still ticking, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani signed off on the Ernst and Young contract that puts Iraq's two state banks under international audit.