The sanctions apply to individuals and companies that supply defense equipment from the DPRK to the Russian Federation and are involved in the deportation of Ukrainian children.
Switzerland announced its accession to the European Union’s 13th package of sanctions against Russia. This was reported by the press service of the Swiss government on Friday, March 1.
Specifically, the country expanded its sanctions lists to include 106 more individuals and 88 legal entities. In addition, Switzerland imposed additional trade sanctions to further prevent Russia from purchasing critical industrial goods and technology for the military.
The list of goods subject to the export ban has also expanded: for example, Switzerland, according to the 13th package of sanctions, banned the sale and export to Russia of components used in the design and manufacture of drones .
We remind you that on February 22, the European Union adopted the 13th package of sanctions against Russia. The restrictions apply to 106 individuals and 88 legal entities responsible for actions that undermine or threaten the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine.
As part of the sanctions, the EU authorities introduced restrictions on a number of governors, “officials” in the occupied territories of Ukraine, representatives of the DPRK, and 10 foreign companies.
Source: korrespondent
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