Among the companies to which sanctions have been applied:
JOINT-STOCK COMPANY "RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION ENTERPRISE "ISTOK" NAMED AFTER A.I. SHOKIN"
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Full name of legal entity
JOINT-STOCK COMPANY "RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION ENTERPRISE "ISTOK" NAMED AFTER A.I. SHOKIN"
Abbreviated name of the legal entity
NPP ISTOK N.A. IM. SHOKIN JSC
Tax Number
5050108496
Registration number
1135050007400
Country
russian federation
Address
141190, russian federation, Moscow region, Fryazino, st. Vokzalnaya, 2A, building 1, room 65, floor 2
Reasons
The sanctions were adopted in response to the comprehensive invasion of Russian troops in Ukraine on February 24, 2022.
28.06.2022 U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) designated entities, many of which are critical to the Russian Federation’s defense industrial base.
Actions, taken pursuant to Executive Orders (E.O.s) 14024 and 14065, strike at the heart of Russia’s ability to develop and deploy weapons and technology used for Vladimir Putin’s brutal war of aggression against Ukraine.
Targeting Russia’s defense industry will degrade Putin’s capabilities and further impede his war against Ukraine.
US export controls restrict Russia's access to the items it needs to project power and realize its strategic ambitions.
These items include sophisticated technologies as well as certain foreign-produced items that are essential inputs to Russia's key technology and other sectors.
Under the circumstances of the Russia invasion of the Ukraine, there is a greater national security and foreign policy threat posed by entities that have previously been found to be supporting use of items for military purposes in Russia.
These ntities have been involved in, contributed to, or otherwise supported the Russian security services, military and defense sectors, and military and/or defense research and development efforts.
This measures to limit the ability is meant to serve as a response to Russian aggression against Ukraine and only serves as an action against those entities, which have assisted the Russian military.
28.06.2022 U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) designated entities, many of which are critical to the Russian Federation’s defense industrial base.
Actions, taken pursuant to Executive Orders (E.O.s) 14024 and 14065, strike at the heart of Russia’s ability to develop and deploy weapons and technology used for Vladimir Putin’s brutal war of aggression against Ukraine.
Targeting Russia’s defense industry will degrade Putin’s capabilities and further impede his war against Ukraine.
US export controls restrict Russia's access to the items it needs to project power and realize its strategic ambitions.
These items include sophisticated technologies as well as certain foreign-produced items that are essential inputs to Russia's key technology and other sectors.
Under the circumstances of the Russia invasion of the Ukraine, there is a greater national security and foreign policy threat posed by entities that have previously been found to be supporting use of items for military purposes in Russia.
These ntities have been involved in, contributed to, or otherwise supported the Russian security services, military and defense sectors, and military and/or defense research and development efforts.
This measures to limit the ability is meant to serve as a response to Russian aggression against Ukraine and only serves as an action against those entities, which have assisted the Russian military.
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