Dutch court sentences Russian businessman to 18 months for busting sanctions targeting Moscow
- A Russian businessman has been convicted by a Dutch court for violating EU sanctions, exporting computer chips and electronic products to the Russian arms industry.
- The court determined that the businessman intentionally evaded sanctions and turned it into a profitable venture.
- The defendant's actions have undermined the purpose of the sanctions, which aimed to limit Russia's access to critical technology for defense and security.
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Russian citizen sentenced by Dutch court to 18 months in prison for sanctions evasion
A court in the Dutch city of Rotterdam sentenced a Russian businessman to 18 months in prison and fined his company 200,000 euros for breaking EU-imposed sanctions against Russia, Reuters said, citing a court report released on Oct. 31.The suspect in question, a Russian citizen named Dmitri K by prosecutors, was tried in absentia because it is thought that he had fled the country after being initially charged in 2022.The man was convicted for hi…
Dutch Court Sentences Russian Businessman To 18 Months For Busting Sanctions Targeting Moscow
A Dutch court convicted a Russian businessman of exporting computer chips and other electronic products to the Russian arms and defense industry in violation of European Union sanctions and sentenced him to 18 months in jail.
Dutch court sentences Russian man to prison for EU sanctions breach
A Dutch court has sentenced a Russian citizen to 18 months in prison and fined his company 200,000 euros ($211,000) for breaching trade sanctions against Russia which the European Union imposed over the war in Ukraine. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Dutch court sentences Russian man to prison for EU sanctions breach
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch court has sentenced a Russian citizen to 18 months in prison and fined his company 200,000 euros ($211,000) for breaching trade sanctions against Russia which the European Union imposed over the war in Ukraine. The 56-year-old man, named Dmitri K by prosecutors, was tried in absentia and is believed to have fled to Russia after being released from custody pending his trial last year. In a rare ruling, the court …
The Rotterdam District Court sentenced an entrepreneur from Russia to 18 months in prison in a case of violation of sanctions...
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