Ukraine expects sanctions against Russian ballistics manufacturers in coming months – presidential commissioner
Ukraine has provided partners with information on Russian ballistics manufacturers, as well as foreign technical and chemical components used by Russia to produce ballistic missiles, reported Commissioner of the President of Ukraine on Sanctions Policy Vladyslav Vlasiuk.
Ukrainian President's Sanctions Commissioner, Vladyslav Vlasiuk, has revealed that Ukraine has furnished partners with crucial intelligence regarding Russian ballistics manufacturers and the foreign components they utilize in missile production. This intelligence forms a central component of Ukraine's strategy to counteract Russian ballistic missile capabilities, dubbed "IF-U".
Vlasiuk emphasized that synchronization across all countries implementing sanctions against Russia is the first priority. This synchronization entails imposing sanctions on all entities identified as manufacturers of Russian ballistic strike weapons in each jurisdiction. According to Vlasiuk, over 100 Russian enterprises are implicated in ballistics production.
He further disclosed that Ukraine anticipates these sanctioned Russian manufacturers to be added to the sanctions lists in September and October. Vlasiuk specified, "We are talking about 100 plus enterprises." The presidential commissioner also noted that Ukraine has provided additional undisclosed information to its partners.
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