Judiciary: Uncovered FX Violation Debt Reaches 1.7 Billion Euros

Iran's judiciary announced on Sunday, Shahrivar 1, 1405 (August 23, 2026), that the total foreign currency debt uncovered in violation cases has reached 1.7 billion euros, publishing abbreviated names of the companies and individuals involved. According to Ecoiran, the announcement followed repeated calls by the judiciary's chief to combat currency related corruption, and the report said judicial action has so far led to the return of billions of dollars in foreign currency to the country. Further details on the number of cases or arrest timelines were not disclosed.