President Volodymyr Zelensky signed an order on Jan. 4 to impose sanctions on individuals and legal entities linked to the servicing of Russia’s military-industrial complex.<\/p>\n
The new measures target 95 individuals and 70 entities, including manufacturers of communications, electronic warfare<\/a>, and microelectronics for Russia’s military-industrial complex and security agencies.<\/p>\n Among those sanctioned are citizens of Russia<\/a> and China<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ukraine’s sanctions include a full asset freeze, a temporary ban on managing or disposing of property, restrictions on trade operations, the suspension of transit, flights, and transportation through Ukrainian territory, and the revocation of state honors.<\/p>\n “The imposed restrictions are intended to complicate the servicing of Russia’s military-industrial complex and to limit its capacity to produce weapons and military equipment used in the war against Ukraine,” the statement read<\/a> released by the President’s Office.<\/p>\n The sanctions also target Russia’s industrial sectors, including chemicals, mining, metallurgy, and its energy and fuel complex.<\/p>\n Some companies hit with recent Ukrainian sanctions are also set to face European sanctions, according to the statement.<\/p>\n