U.S. Takes Aim at Iran’s Drone Program, Seeing Risk to Mideast Stability

The Biden administration on Friday levied sanctions against several Iranian companies and executives that it tied to Tehran’s drone program, as U.S. security and military officials grow increasingly concerned about it

WASHINGTON—The Biden administration on Friday levied sanctions against several Iranian companies and executives that it tied to, as U.S. security and military officials grow increasingly concerned about it.

Western security officials have said they see Iran’s drone capabilities as a more immediate danger to Middle East stability than the nation’s nuclear-enrichment and ballistic-missile programs.

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