The U.S. imposed sanctions on 32 entities and individuals from various countries, including India, due to their connections to Iran's missile program. This action aims to counter Iran's military advancements.

The U.S. government announced sanctions on November 12, 2025, targeting 32 entities and individuals from multiple countries, including India and China, for their roles in supporting Iran's ballistic missile program. This action aligns with President Trump's strategy to counter Iran's aggressive military developments. The sanctions are intended to reinforce UN sanctions reimposed in September due to Iran's failure to meet nuclear commitments. The U.S. Treasury Department identified Farmlane Private Limited, an Indian company, as linked to Marco Klinge, a firm in the UAE that allegedly facilitated the procurement of materials for Iran's missile production. U.S. officials emphasized the need for international cooperation to implement these sanctions and disrupt Iran's access to financial systems that support its military programs.