Ukraine Imposes Sanctions On 23 Cand 20 Individuals linked to Russia's Defense Sector
The measures freeze assets, halt trade and block transfers as Kyiv targets firms tied to missile parts, drones and military software.
- Ukraine enacted a presidential decree yesterday sanctioning 23 companies and 20 individuals tied to Russia's defense-industrial base, implementing a July 2 National Security and Defense Council decision.
- Security Service of Ukraine proposals triggered the sanctions targeting entities across Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine involved in weapons production, component supply, and information technology.
- Babel reported that Kidma Tech manufactures optical devices and air-defense equipment, while Rostec-affiliated Morozov Plant produces explosives and rocket fuel for Iskander-M systems.
- The decree mandates asset freezes, trade halts, and revoked licenses for all listed parties, as NSDC secretary Rustem Umerov directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to press allied states for equivalent restrictions.
- These designations extend a broader summer campaign following a June 15 round targeting 34 individuals and 47 entities, plus a July 17 move against five ABS Electro group entities over drone-hardening components.
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Zelenskyy imposes sanctions on 23 companies, 20 individuals supplying Russian MIC
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has imposed sanctions against 23 companies and 20 related individuals working for the Russian military-industrial complex (MIC), manufacturing and supplying equipment and components for Russia MIC in circumvention of sanctions.
Among them are “Informer Engineering”, “Equant”, “SOIS Consult” and “Laboratory of the Air Force”.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has implemented a decision of the Ukrainian National Security and Defence Council, imposing sanctions on 23 companies and 20 individuals involved in the production of weapons and the provision of services to the... (ANSA)
There are Russian IT companies on the list that create digital solutions and information security programmes for public and private customers.
Ukraine Sanctions 23 Russian Defense Firms, Targets Iskander Missile Supply Chain
Ukraine imposed sanctions on 23 companies and 20 individuals linked to Russia's defense-industrial base and security structures under a presidential decree issued on August 3. The decree put into force a decision adopted by the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) on July 2, drafted on proposals submitted by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU). We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field. DONATE NOW …
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