The Central Bank of Iran is imposing capital controls designed to limit international transactions.
Today (July 4), Iran’s official news agency published a brief report saying authorities had limited access “to banking systems abroad”. The Islamic Republic News Agency said the restrictions were temporary and a countermeasure against cyber attacks.
Radio Farda, a US-funded Farsi-language outlet, reported there had been cyber attacks in recent days on Iranian factories and Tehran’s city
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