Ukraine: Sanctions against Russia
Updated: Apr 21, 2022
The sanctions against Russia with regard to the situation in Ukraine, Donetsk, Luhansk, Crimea and Sevastopol are extending more and more. Do you want a short, but complete and precise update on the sanctions in place at EU level ?
RespectUs, the export control compliance experts, have set up a dedicated webpage for the EU Russia sanctions.
These include:
Sanctions regarding trade on goods and technology
defence-related products
goods contributing to Russia's military and technological enhancement
dual-use goods
goods originating in Donetsk/Luhansk and Crimea/Sevastopol
goods for oil refining
goods for aviation and space industry
goods for use in oil and gas production
goods and technology for use in transport, telecommunications, energy, oil, gas and mineral resources
maritime navigation goods
iron & steel products
luxury goods
goods generating significant revenues for Russia
coal and other solid fossil fuels
goods contributing to the enhancements of Russian industrial capabilities
Financial sanctions
freezing of funds
issuance of financial instruments
trade financing
deposits
reserves
banknotes
Swift messaging
credit rating services
investment in Donetsk/Luhansk and Crimea/Sevastopol
financing under EU, Euratom or EU States national programmes
management and business services
Sanctions on services
tourism in Donetsk/Luhansk and Crimea/Sevastopol
aviation
media broadcasting
access to EU ports
goods transport by road
public or concession contracts
The webpage is updated daily, and contains lists of sanctioned persons/entities and products.