U.S. Sanctions Target Global Networks Evading Russian Restrictions
The U.S. Treasury and State Departments have imposed sanctions on nearly 400 entities and individuals aiding Russia's military efforts through third-country networks.
- The sanctions target individuals and entities across 17 jurisdictions, including China, India, Turkey, and Switzerland, for helping Russia circumvent restrictions.
- The U.S. aims to disrupt Russia's procurement of critical technologies and components necessary for its military-industrial base.
- Chinese and Indian companies are among the most heavily sanctioned, reflecting their significant role in supplying dual-use goods to Russia.
- The measures also focus on Russian defense officials and companies involved in military production and future energy projects.
- The U.S. emphasizes continued global cooperation to prevent the flow of tools and technologies that bolster Russia's war efforts against Ukraine.
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