The European Union’s foreign ministers have recently decided to expand existing sanctions on Iran’s drone and missile program, as confirmed by the bloc’s top diplomat on Monday. The new sanctions will now cover not only drone and missile deliveries to Russia but also to Iran's proxies in the region.
These sanctions will involve broadening the list of components that are prohibited from being exported from the EU and are commonly used in the production of drones and missiles. This move is aimed at curbing the proliferation of drone and missile technology to Iran and its allies in the Middle East.
