; (3) a detailed plan for— (A) monitoring the maritime domain for smuggling of Iranian-origin petroleum products in violation of sanctions imposed by the United States, including through— (i) automatic identification system monitoring; (ii) satellite imagery; (iii) vessel comparison and tanker classification; (iv) receiving tips from operators; and (v) creating a database of reported potential sanctions violations; (B) identifying the individuals, entities, and vessels responsible for such smuggling, including— (i) vessels— (I) operated by the National Iranian Tanker Company or any other Chinese or Iranian entity subject to sanctions imposed by the United States; (II) transporting petrochemicals subject to sanctions; (III) conducting ship-to-ship transfers of such petrochemicals; (IV) with deactivated automatic identification systems; or (V) that engage in flag hopping by changing national registries; (ii) individuals or entities— (I) storing petrochemicals subject to sanctions; or (II) refining or otherwise processing such petrochemicals; and (iii) through the use of port entry and docking permission of vessels subject to sanctions; (C) assessing the viability of seizing targets identified as belonging to entities smuggling Iranian-origin petroleum products in violation of sanctions imposed by the United States, including— (i) location; (ii) origin and destination; (iii) seaworthiness; and (iv) asset value; (D) seizing, prosecuting, and, if appropriate, liquidating viable targets identified as belonging to entities involved in such smuggling; (E) deterring individuals and entities from violating sanctions by educating and engaging— (i) insurance providers; (ii) parent companies; and (iii) vessel operators; (F) collaborating with allies and partners of the United States engaged in the Arabian Peninsula, including through standing or new maritime task forces, to build sanctions enforcement capacity through assistance and training to defense and law enforcement services