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The UK has added 13 new designations and six new specifications to its Russia sanctions regime. The new entries include asset freezes, director disqualifications and transport sanctions, and shipping and trade sanctions, among others. The new listings include banks, companies involved in natural resources exploration, tankers and companies responsible for selling them into Russian ownership, and engineering companies working on maintenance of airplanes, the government’s website showed.
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The UK has added 13 new designations and six new specifications to its Russia sanctions regime. The new entries include asset freezes, director disqualifications and transport sanctions, and shipping and trade sanctions, among others. The new listings include banks, companies involved in natural resources exploration, tankers and companies responsible for selling them into Russian ownership, and engineering companies working on maintenance of airplanes, the government’s website showed.
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