Dealing with banking sanctions and patient lives in paraphrase; Analysis of facts and rumors Patients with epidermolysis bullosa (EB), known as "butterfly children" in Iran, face dire challenges every day for survival. Their urgent need for dressings and imported special medicines has turned into a silent crisis in the shadow of international sanctions. The butterfly disease crisis in Iran is a large-scale showcase of unilateral sanctions against basic human rights. Although the United States claims to adhere to humanitarian principles; But until specific, guaranteed and risk-free financial mechanisms are established for the trade of medicines and medical equipment with Iran, the lives of patients will be in danger. Majid Husaynzadeh, head of Branch 55 of the Court of International Affairs, recently announced the seizure of the oil tanker and the sale of the oil cargo belonging to the USA in 1402, explaining the process of executing the judgment of the lawsuit filed by 771 butterfly patients against the US government and depositing 2 billion per person into the account.