EU sanctions heads of Russian factories producing components for Sarmat and Iskander missile systems
The European Union has imposed sanctions on five executives at Russian military-industrial enterprises in response to “Russia’s continued and escalating aggression against Ukraine, and in particular its recent brutal military campaign deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure.” The sanctions target Alexander Dyukarev, general director of the Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant; Ramil…
The European Union has sanctioned five high-ranking officials at Russian military-industrial enterprises for Russia's aggression against Ukraine. The individuals targeted are Alexander Dyukarev, Ramil Badgutdinov, Sergey Bashkov, Sergey Bessonov, and Viktor Ivanov. Dyukarev, general director of the Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant, is sanctioned for his role in producing ballistic missiles such as the RS-28 Sarmat.
Ramil Badgutdinov heads the Serpukhov Metallist Plant, which manufactures precision electromechanical components used in Iskander-M missiles. Sergey Bashkov is the head of IRZ-Svyaz LLC, producing switching systems for navigation receivers used in drones like Orlan-10 and Takhion. Sergey Bessonov directs Aeromax LLC, which develops software for drones including SH-3000, SH-750, SH-450, and SH-350.
Viktor Ivanov leads the Scientific Research Institute of Precision Instruments, contributing to Russia's Defense Ministry and Emergency Situations Ministry, and involved in creating the Kasatka-R satellite radar reconnaissance system. The sanctions include asset freezes, bans on providing economic resources, and prevents the individuals from entering EU countries.
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