The UN mandatory sanctions include a ban on nuclear and ballistic missile technology products and dual use material, a ban on the export or procurement of any arms and related material from Iran, a ban on the supply of seven categories of heavy weapons and related materials to Iran and an asset freeze and travel ban against individuals and an asset freeze against entities associated with Iran's nuclear program, the Iranian revolutionary guard and the Islamic Republic of Iran shipping lines and associates.

In order to implement a UN Security Council resolution in the context of measures against Iran to prevent nuclear proliferation, the Council adopted a regulation in 2007 providing for the freezing of the funds of entities designated by the Security Council and of entities identified by the Council of the European Union as being engaged in nuclear proliferation, and also for the freezing of the funds of entities which they own or control.

Asset freeze on entities associated with Iran's proliferation-sensitive nuclear activities or the development of nuclear weapon delivery systems, for instance by acquiring prohibited goods and technology or by assisting listed persons or entities in violating UN and EU provisions; and senior members and entities of IRGC and the IRISL.

cutting off terrorists’ access to funding and material and following their transactions: a framework for freezing assets and for preventing and combating terrorism is to be established, legislative and non-legislative action is to be taken to implement the action plans on explosives and on chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear substances, and policy for the extraction and analysis of financial messaging data in the EU is to be set out.

cutting off terrorists’ access to funding and material and following their transactions: a framework for freezing assets and for preventing and combating terrorism is to be established, legislative and non-legislative action is to be taken to implement the action plans on explosives and on chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear substances, and policy for the extraction and analysis of financial messaging data in the EU is to be set out.

The sanctions include a ban on the export to Iran of proliferation-sensitive products which could contribute to Iran's nuclear activities, a prohibition on the provision to any person in Iran of technical assistance, financial services, brokerage or other services related to the products subject to the export ban, a prohibition on making available to any person in Iran any property, financial assistance or investment, related to the products subject to the export ban, an embargo on the import from Iran of arms and related material or proliferation-sensitive products, and an assets freeze against designated persons engaged in Iran's nucle ...[+++]ar activities.