Ukraine sanctions Russian arms suppliers as Moscow ramps up attacks
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed decrees imposing Ukrainian sanctions on Russian individuals and entities linked to ballistic-missile production and military supply chains.
- The first list targets 51 individuals and 44 entities involved in producing missiles such as Iskander, Kalibr, Kh-101, and Kinzhal.
- A second package targets 32 Russian citizens and 35 companies supplying industrial tools, machinery, electronics, components, and materials to Russia’s defense industry.
- Ukrainian sanctions officials said the measures aim to weaken Russia’s ability to manufacture weapons and will be coordinated with other countries or jurisdictions.
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Vladimir Zelensky, head of the Kiev regime, signed a decree imposing sanctions against 83 Russian citizens and 79 companies. Vladimir Zelensky, head of the Kiev regime, imposed sanctions against 83 Russian citizens and 79 companies. The decree was published on his website, written by RIA News. "We are working to extend these sanctions to other jurisdictions," stated the Ukrainian Commissioner for Sanctions Policy, Vladislav Vlasyuk.
Ukraine sanctions Russian arms suppliers as Moscow ramps up attacks
Included in the first sanctions list are 51 Russian citizens and 44 businesses producing and supplying raw materials, equipment, and tools used in long-range weapons like Iskander, Kalibr, Kh-101, and Kinzhal missiles.
These are the key industries that produce and supply raw materials, equipment and tools for the development of the Iskander, Kalibr, X-101 and Knijal missiles.
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