The European sanctions list includes 10 foreign companies, including four companies from China.
The EU authorities, as part of the 13th package of sanctions against Russia, introduced restrictions on a number of governors, “officials” in the occupied territories of Ukraine, representatives of the DPRK, and 10 foreign companies. This is confirmed by data in the Official Journal of the EU, published on Friday, February 23.
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head of the “Parliament of the DPR” Artem Zhoga;
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head of the “Government of the Kherson region” Andrey Alekseenko;
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“Minister of Labor and Social Policy” Alla Barkhatnova;
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“Minister of Industry” Semyon Mashkautsan;
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Acting “Minister of Health of the Region” Artish Sat;
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“Minister of Education” Alexey Galchenkov;
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“Minister of Information Policy” Evgeny Brikov;
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“Minister of Education, Science and Youth of the Republic of Crimea” Valentin Lavrik;
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Deputy Chairman of the Crimean “State Council” Vladimir Bobkov;
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head of “Evpatoria city administration” Elena Demidova;
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“Judge of the Kyiv District Court” of the city of Simferopol Olga Kuznetsova.
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Governor of Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Ugra – Natalya Komarova;
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Governor of Penza region Oleg Melnichenko;
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Governor of Ryazan region Pavel Malkov;
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Governor of Belgorod Region Vyacheslav Gladkov;
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Governor of the Tula region Alexey Dyumin.
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North Korean Defense Minister Kang Sun Nam;
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Secretary General of the Belarusian Red Cross Society Dmitry Shevtsov;
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Chairman of the Novopolotsk City Executive Committee Dmitry Demidov;
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member of the Belarusian Paralympic team Alexey Talai.
The EU sanctions package against Russia now includes 10 foreign companies, specifically four from China: RG Solutions Limited, based in Hong Kong, as well as three companies from mainland China – Guangzhou Ausay Technology Co Limited, Shenzhen Biguang Trading Co. Ltd and Yilufa Electronics Ltd.
The lists also include TOO Elem Group from Kazakhstan, Thai IT Hardware Co., Ltd from Thailand and Yildiz Cip Teknoloji Elektronik Elektrik Bilgisayar Malzemeleri Ticaret Sanayi Limited Sirketi from Turkey.
In addition, restrictions in the field of import-export controls now apply to Conex Doo Beograd-Stari Grad from Serbia, Euro Asia Cargo (Private) Ltd. from Sri Lanka and Si2 Microsystems Pvt Ltd from India.
The EU believes these companies support the Russian military-industrial complex and are involved in circumventing trade restrictions. These structures indirectly support the Russian defense industry by trading electronic equipment elements needed by the armed forces and military industry.
Earlier on Friday it became known that 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.
The day before it became known that Great Britain had introduced new sanctions against the Russian Federation. They are aimed at key sources of income for the Kremlin with the aim of limiting trade in metals, diamonds and energy resources, and are also directed against those supplying ammunition.
Source: korrespondent
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