Canada imposed sanctions against individuals and companies in the Russian defense sector

The list will include six people and 46 companies. There will also be sanctionsagainst Russian state media and banned the export of advanced technologies for the defense industry

Canada has announced new restrictions that will affect the defense sector, the media and high-tech production, a message about this is posted on the website of the country's prime minister.

List of new restrictions:

sanctions against six individuals and 46 legal entities associated with the Russian defense sector. The government did not specify the names of sub-sanctioned organizations and the names of people; sanctions against "state-sponsored disinformation and propaganda agencies and organizations controlled by high-ranking Russian government officials"; a ban on the export to Russia of a number of advanced technologies "that could improve Russia's domestic production capabilities in the defense sector." Such technologies will include quantum computers and advanced manufacturing equipment, related materials, software and technology.

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Canadian sanctions also affected 13 members of the government and employees of the defense sector of Belarus and two organizations. In addition, the export of advanced technologies and goods that can be used in the production of weapons is now prohibited to Belarus. In addition, Ottawa has decided to stop the export and import of a "broad list" of luxury items between the two countries.

The third category of citizens against which Canada has imposed new sanctions are Ukrainians who support the Russian operation. As stated in the message, the list will include 15 such people.

"Finally, in agreement with the United States , Britain and Japan, the Prime Minister announced Canada's intention to impose a ban on the import of certain gold products from Russia, excluding these goods from the system of international markets and further isolating Russia from the international financial system," the government said. .

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Canada announces sanctions against 33 Russian defense companies Politics

After the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, Canada imposed several packages of sanctions against Russia. The restrictions affected the oil and gas and chemical industries, including coal mining, metal ores, the production of chemicals, as well as banks, in particular, Sberbank, VTB, Gazprombank, Alfa-Bank, Rosselkhozbank and other large companies, including Russian Railways, Gazprom, ALROSA , OSK.

Canada has also imposed personal sanctions, including against presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov, Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko, Minister of Agriculture Dmitry Patrushev, head of Norilsk Nickel Vladimir Potanin, head of NOVATEK Leonid Mikhelson, founder of Renova Viktor Vekselberg, TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov , as well as 160 members of the Federation Council.

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