Washington:
The United States has banned three Iranian intelligence officers, who were allegedly involved in the disappearance of FBI special agent Robert Levinson.
According to a news agency report, the US Treasury and the State Department said in a statement that three Iranian personnel were accused of missing an FBI agent.
According to the report, the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security Raza Amiri, Ghulam Hussain Mohammedia and Taqi Danish, have imposed sanctions on the United States, and the United States has accused them of being involved in the disappearance of a former FBI agent and was abducted in Iran after being abducted in Iran.
As a result of US sanctions, the US boundaries will be blocked if they have any property and the Americans are refrained from belonging to them, and foreigners who contact them are at risk of being blacklisted.
US Secretary of State Scott Basent said in a statement that Iran’s behavior with Levison is increasing Iran’s poor record in human rights.
He said that the finance department would work together with the government’s partners to identify the aforementioned persons and inform them of their role.
The US Treasury said that the three victims of the sanctions have played a role in the abduction, detention and alleged death of Levison.
According to the report, Levinson was working as a private investigator and disappeared during a visit to the Iranian -controlled island in March 2007, where he was going to collect information when former Iranian President Akbar Hashmi Rafsani was allegedly involved in corruption.
