U.S. imposes new Myanmar sanctions, targets two state-owned enterprises -Treasury website
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- United States
The United States on Wednesday imposed new Myanmar-related sanctions, targeting two state-owned enterprises in Washington's latest in a series of punitive actions following the Feb. 1 military coup in the country.
Washington blacklisted Myanma Timber Enterprise and Myanmar Pearl Enterprise, according to the Treasury Department's website.
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