U.S. Treasury Targets Ayatollah's 'Money Man,' Plans to Expose $100 Million in Global Properties Linked to Iran's Supreme Leader

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Published on July 21, 2026 (4 hours ago) · By Vibe Trader

U.S. Treasury Targets Ayatollah's 'Money Man,' Plans to Expose $100 Million in Global Properties Linked to Iran's Supreme Leader

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the Trump administration has successfully tracked down the Ayatollah's 'money man' and is preparing to publicly expose more than $100 million in properties linked to Iran's supreme leader around the world [1]. Bessent stated, 'We have found the money man for the Ayatollah. We are tracking the Ayatollah's properties around the world,' and indicated that the administration plans to reveal the addresses of these properties, with the intention of preserving the recovered assets for the American people [1].

This initiative is part of the administration's broader 'Economic Fury' campaign against Iran, which operates in tandem with the military 'Epic Fury' campaign. The 'Economic Fury' campaign aims to dismantle the Iranian regime's financial network by tracking overseas assets, freezing accounts, and increasing economic pressure following recent military operations [1]. Bessent emphasized that these efforts have already contributed to Iran's currency reaching record lows against the U.S. dollar and have fueled soaring inflation within the country. He estimated Iran's inflation rate to be upwards of 180 percent, attributing the economic hardship faced by the Iranian people to the regime's policies and the ongoing pressure campaign [1].

Additionally, the Treasury is targeting Iran's oil revenues, including imposing sanctions on Chinese 'teapot' refineries. Bessent noted a roughly 40% decline in China's purchases of Iranian crude in recent months, which he said has further intensified financial pressure on the Iranian regime [1].

Bessent concluded that the administration will continue to press the Iranian government while working to marshal and preserve recovered resources for the Iranian people in the future [1].

CONCLUSION

The U.S. Treasury's actions represent a significant escalation in economic pressure on Iran, targeting both the regime's global assets and its oil revenues. These measures have already contributed to severe economic challenges within Iran, and the administration signals that further actions are forthcoming.

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