Categories: Top Stories

‘Bombs sent to Sudan’: US treasury department blacklists Nagpur company

A Nagpur-based company’s CEO and seven others face US sanctions for allegedly supplying military explosives to Sudan, fueling the ongoing civil war. The US Treasury claims 200 bomb shipments were sent, though the company denies this, stating they exported only mining-grade ammonium nitrate. The company plans to appeal the ban, asserting their exports are for commercial use in over 20 countries.

The News Vista

Share
Published by
The News Vista

Recent Posts

Manoj Bajpayee moves Delhi High Court to protect personality rights from AI misuse

In a notable legal move, actor Manoj Bajpayee has turned to the Delhi High Court…

2 hours ago

Pak in crisis: PTI to hold Sept 27 stir ‘at all costs’ for release of Imran Khan

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf plans a protest on September 27 for Imran Khan's release. Legal challenges have…

2 hours ago

Retired man deposits Rs 1.33cr, files no ITR; taxman sends notice, what ITAT said

The Income Tax Department also noted that the individuals had not filed an income tax…

2 hours ago

PTI to press ahead with Sept 27 protest for Imran Khan’s release – India Today

PTI to press ahead with Sept 27 protest for Imran Khan's release  India Today

3 hours ago