identified under subparagraph (C). (E) An identification of any additional authorities or funding needed to enable the investigation of how Iran is obtaining United States components for its unmanned aerial system program. (F) An assessment of how the Bureau of Industry and Security of the Department of Commerce is monitoring compliance with their restrictions on Iranian unmanned aerial system producers aimed at ensuring United States and other foreign-made components are not being used in Iranian unmanned aerial systems. (G) An investigation into Iran’s use of shell companies to evade sanctions and restrictions on the use of United States or other foreign-made components in Iranian unmanned aerial system production. (H) Strategies to ensure United States manufacturers of critical components for unmanned aerial systems can verify the end users of those components. (I) Any other actions that could be use to disrupt Iran’s unmanned aerial system and weapons programs and its transfers to foreign states and non-state actors. (c) Diplomatic strategy The strategy required by subsection (a) shall include a diplomatic strategy to coordinate with allies of the United States to counter Iran’s unmanned aerial system production and transfer of unmanned aerial systems and related technologies to foreign states and non-state actors, including the following: (1) Coordination with respect to sanctions comparable to the sanctions the United States is required to apply under the amendments made by this title. (2) Intelligence sharing with allies of the United States to determine how Iran is obtaining western components for its unmanned aerial system program. (3) Intelligence sharing with allies of the United States to track, monitor, and disrupt Iranian transfers of its unmanned aerial system technology to foreign states and non-state actors. (4) A plan to cooperate with allies of the United States to develop or advance anti-unmanned aerial system equipment. (d) Appropriate congressional committees defined In this section, the