Iran has enacted sanctions against 25 organizations and individuals from the United States and Britain, citing their alleged involvement in supporting Israel's actions in the Middle East, as well as accusations of human rights violations and terrorist activities in the region. The Mehr News Agency confirmed this development, referencing statements from Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday.

According to reports, these sanctions were implemented based on two laws passed by Iran's parliament. One law targets provocations and terrorist activities in the West Asian region and the United States, while the other aims to address Israel's alleged hostile actions against peace and security.

Among the entities sanctioned by Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs are several prominent American organizations. Lockheed Martin Corporation and General Dynamics Corporation, both major players in the aerospace and defense sector, have been accused of supplying military equipment used by Israel during conflicts in Gaza. Additionally, Skydie, a company allegedly involved in drone supply to Israel, is facing sanctions. Chevron Corporation has been targeted for its alleged involvement in extracting gas from the Eastern Mediterranean, which Iran claims has contributed to the situation in Gaza. Furthermore, the US company Kharon has been accused of impeding the trading of cryptocurrencies by Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

Several US citizens have also been singled out for their alleged roles in supporting Israel. Among them are Jason Greenblatt, a former senior advisor to President Donald Trump, and Michael Rubin, associated with a US enterprise think tank. Others include Jason Brodsky, Clifford D. May, General Brian Fenton, Navy Fifth Fleet Commander Brad Cooper, and RTX CEO Gregory J. Hayes.

In addition to US entities, Iran has imposed sanctions on British organizations and individuals. These include Britain's Akrotiri Air Base in Cyprus, the British Navy battleship Diamond in the Red Sea, Elbit Systems Company, and several individuals holding positions in the British Armed Forces and defense sector.

Iran accuses the UK government of breaching international obligations in the fight against terrorism, alleging its support for and involvement in terrorist acts. Tehran vows to take necessary measures to implement the sanctions, with potential criminal charges against those affected.