The US Treasury has lifted sanctions against Iraqi airline Fly Baghdad.
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The US Treasury has lifted sanctions against Iraqi airline Fly Baghdad.
The sanctions were originally imposed in January 2024 after the US identified links between Fly Baghdad and Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the US department explained.
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