John Hurley, who has played an instrumental role in the U.S. sanctions strategy under President Trump's administration, is reportedly on the brink of leaving his position as Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence. This anticipated resignation comes after prolonged internal strife regarding the direction and implementation of U.S. sanctions policy. Sources close to the situation revealed that the friction between Hurley and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has escalated, prompting discussions about potential new roles for Hurley, including ambassadorial positions.