Caspian Airlines
WikIran uncovers the confidential documents of Caspian Airline, a commercial airline used by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps' (IRGC) to transport military personnel, weapons and funds to its proxies and allies in Syria and Lebanon. Caspian Airlines has been sanctioned by the EU and the US for years, forcing it to use front companies globally to illicitly acquire procure spare parts for its aging fleet of American aircraft.
Our Caspian Airlines database exposes emails, documents, contracts and invoices revealing the airline's covert sanction-evasion networks worldwide.
For your own safety - Think twice before booking!
Sahara Thunder
WikIran is exposing confidential materials from “Sahara Thunder", an Iranian front company owned and controlled by the Iranian Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics (MODAFL).
The database uncovers Sahara Thunder's financial infrastructure, sanction-evasion networks, fleet of vessels, oil sales operations, regasification processes, key figures within the company and their weapon trade with Russia.
The materials contain emails, contracts, bank accounts and correspondences with mediation companies, as well as proof of Sahara Thunder's ties to MODAFL's activities.
Triliance Petrochemical Co. Ltd.
The WikIran team is exposing exclusive documents from “Triliance Petrochemical Co. Ltd”, a heavily sanctioned company since 2020, which holds a major role in Iran’s illegal oil and petrochemical export and is managed by Iranian national Ali Bayandarian.
The leaked materials contain confidential correspondence and documents which reveal Triliance’s criminal activity. This Includes their methods, deals made with prominent Iranian companies, such as the national Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), its network of front companies with bank accounts around the world, shipment information and other sanctions bypassing-related activities.
WikIran aims to expose the companies and people assisting the corrupt regime in its systematical violations of global sanctions and urges the international community to hold them accountable for their crimes.
Amin Exchange House (Ebrahimi and Associates Guarantee Society)
WikIran is exposing yet another top tier Iranian exchange house: Amin Exchange, also known as Ebrahimi and Associates Guarantee Society, which is managed by ex-IRGC officer Samed Nemati.
The Amin exchange house is helping the Islamic Republic criminal regime to circumvent international sanctions and illegally bring foreign currency into the country, using a network of over 100 covert front companies around the world, mainly in China and the United Arab Emirates.
The exclusive documents were leaked directly from the hacked servers of the exchange house. The database includes over 32,314 deals between Iranian companies and foreign clients, conducted via Amin exhcnage. For each transactions, there is a documentation of the buyer and the seller, the name of the bank, the amount, the currency, the date, and more. Some of the deals also have authentic documents, contracts, cheques, screenshots, etc.
In addition to the searchable files, some of the raw materials are currently inaccessible but can be downloaded [here](/attachments/leaks/amin/amin.zip) (5.12 GB).
The Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industry Commercial Company (PGPICC)
WikiIran is exposing a personal email inbox of one of the employees of Iran's largest petrochemical company "The Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industry Commercial Company (PGPICC)". The emails reveal the circumvention of international sanctions against Iran's petrochemical industry. This information was recently leaked online and includes confidential correspondences, contacts, commercial documents and more.
WikiIran aims to draw attention to the systematic violations of international sanctions against this industry by the Islamic regime and to urge global organizations to hold the regime accountable for its crimes.
The PGPICC documents contain tables that fully document the deal conducted by the company.
The table includes the following fields: deal number, amount, currency, customer, customer's front company, Iranian exchange house, Iranian exchange house's front company, front company's bank and shipping destination.
You can download the transactions table [here](/files/leaks/pgpicc/transactions.csv).
The search engine allows you to search inside the transactions table or the emails.
Berelian Exchange house (ZARRINGHALAM Exchange)
WikiIran exposes another network of front companies utilized by one of Iran's major money exchange house, "ZarrinGhalam" (the GCM Exchange and the Berelian Exchange), so to circumvent the sanctions imposed upon the Islamic Republic. ZarrinGhalam has been operating covertly a network of 37 international front companies and 140 bank accounts in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and China.
This network of front companies, like many other networks operated under the authority of the Iranian regime, provides an access to the international financial systems so the Iranian banks and companies may circumvent the economic sanctions against the Iranian regime.
The following database includes tens of thousands of documents which have been leaked recently such as deposit slips and correspondence as well as contracts belonging to various Iranian exchange houses.
Iranian steel companies MSC & KSC
WikiIran Exposing:
Original confidential documents of two major Iranian regime owned steel manufacturing companies.
Tens of thousands of emails exposing correspondences from MSC and KSC's companies internal servers, shedding light on the companies' method of bypassing U.S sanctions, using front companies and
customers outside of Iran.
This database includes Emails, checks, contracts, transactions and documents related to the establishment of front companies.
Tahayyori Exchange (Arz-Iran)
"WikiIran exposes how one of Iran's largest money exchange houses, Tahayyori Guarantee Society (شرکت تضامنی تحیری و شرکاء)/ARZ-IRAN (صرافی ارز ایران), operates an expanded international network of over 60 front companies for money laundry and circumventing the international sanctions against the Islamic Republic. Based in various countries such as the UAE, China, Turkey, and Hong Kong, these front companies enable the Iranian banks, importers and exporters to conduct international transactions and transfer foreign currency of over three billion dollars in just two years (2020-2022).
These records, leaked from Tahayyori's servers, reveal details of thousands of transactions through these front companies, involving Iranian banks as well as government and private entities, most of them from Iran's petrochemical sector.
Petrochemical Commercial Company
WikiIran's Exclusive: Original confidential documents on how major Iranian petrochemical companies circumvent sanctions in order to fund Iran's Ministry of Defense & IRGC's Quds Force.
WikiIran publishes here a database which exposes how the Iranian regime's Ministry of Defense (MODAFL) and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its Quds Force utilize the country's major petrochemical companies for circumventing the international sanctions. These petrochemical and refinery companies, primarily the Petrochemical Commercial Company (PCC) (Iran's second largest exporter controlled by the MODAFL), use a network of front companies worldwide, to conduct international trade and transactions that directly benefit the regime.
WikiIran publishes 20 GB of PCC's internal documents and correspondence which expose PCC's front companies network as well as those international companies which conduct business with PCC.
Below are some of WikiIran's highlights:
1. [PCC: Exposing Iran's Major Petrochemical Companies Funding Ministry of Defense & IRGC's Quds Force](https://wikiran.org/articles/13)
2. [PCC: Exposing PCC's Front Companies Network Used by Ministry of Defense for Circumventing Sanctions](https://wikiran.org/articles/14)
3. [PCC: Exposing International Companies' Business with Ministry of Defense Controlled Petrochemical Exporter in Violation of Sanctions](https://wikiran.org/articles/15)
Ports and Maritime Organization
The international sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran, led by the United States, aim to pressure the regime to change its behaviour towards the world, as well as the Iranian people. We believe that sanctions are among the most effective tools available to us — the Iranian people in exile — to demand the improvement of human rights in Iran. Therefore, we are convinced that exposing the regime’s sanction violations will contribute significantly to increasing this pressure. We provide unprecedented access to the original database of the "Ministry of Roads & Urban Development/Ports & Maritime Organization” so you can research the covert actions this regime takes to circumvent sanctions.