New Sanctions Aim to Curtail Iran's Oil Revenue Flow to China

"According to United Against Nuclear Iran, a nonprofit group that campaigns against threats it says are posed by Tehran, 587 million barrels of oil

UANI’s Shipping Campaign Roundup 2024

In 2024, Iran exported a staggering 587 million barrels of oil—an increase of 10.75% from 2023. This marks a total of nearly 1.98 billion barrels exported since the start of the Biden Administration, despite sanctions aimed at curbing these activities.

European Companies Feed the Dangerous Global Shadow Fleet

"In late summer 2022, the Ukraine-based crewing agency, Alpha Marine Service, posted a tanker job on Telegram without including the vessel’s Intern

Negative Record in Iran’s Oil Exports; Consequences of Sanctions

"Estimates by the advocacy group United Against Nuclear Iran indicate that Iran’s daily oil exports in January were below 1.4 million barrels.

Iran’s Taliban Charm Offensive

UANI Research Associate Jack Roush writes: "Iran is currently undergoing a period of strategic reorientation.

Hamas Leaders Meet With Ayatollah Khamenei as Israeli Hostages Exchanged

"Jason Brodsky, policy director of United Against Nuclear Iran, wrote in an X post Saturday: "On a day when #Hamas released three hostages from #Is

Trump updates Iran peace deal effort to reflect new realities, analysts say

"Jason Brodsky, policy director of U.S.

Trump’s Iran policy is 'typical confusion' lacking strategy, Bolton says

"“Trump shifts between veiled threats, economic pressure, and conciliation with Iran’s regime.

UANI Launches Initiative to Target Ship Captains in Iran’s Ghost Armada Oil Trade

"United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) has launched a new tracking initiative targeting ship captains and officers involved in Iran’s illicit oil trad

London Islamic centre brazenly showed Ayatollah’s ‘intifada’ rant despite Charity Commission probe

"The new evidence about ICE’s social media was obtained by advocacy and research group, United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI), and shared exclusively