Zelensky imposed sanctions against the Motor Sich Motor Expature and 200 Russians

According to the SBU, under the leadership of Vyacheslav Boguslaev, Motor Sich sold air -motors in the Russian Federation, which they put on combat helicopters. On April 1, at the decision of the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, a sanction against 273 individuals and 380 legal entities came into force. The relevant decrees were published on the official website of the Head of State under numbers # 191 and # 192.

There are more than 200 Russians and several Ukrainians under the NSDC sanctions. In particular, the former President of "Motor Sich" Vyacheslav Boguslaev, who is suspected of connections with Russia and Iran, and among the Russians, the commander of the ROC, RF Strategic Troops, Serhiy Karakayev, came to the list of sanctions.

Among the legal entities are Russian and even Iranian: Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Research and Selfsuficiment Jihad Organization - Research Organization of the Corps of the Watchtour Islamic Revolution. According to the decree, sanctions will be valid in the next 10 years.

They provide for the blocking of assets, complete termination of trade, restriction of transportation, air travel or transit through the territory of Ukraine, prevention of withdrawal of funds, termination of fulfillment of obligations, revocation of licenses, prohibition of privatization or lease . On March 24, the Scheme project reported that Motor Sich, under the direction of Vyacheslav Boguslaev, sold engines to Iran.

The AI-9 and TV3-117 installations were supplied to military-industrial enterprises, which under the sanctions of the US and the EU, including Hesa, which are collecting Shahd drones. On October 23, the SBU announced the detention of Expature "Motor Sich" by Vyacheslav Boguslaev. He was declared suspected of aiding and collaborative activities. According to law enforcement officers, Motor Sich transferred equipment to Russia that the occupiers were used to repair combat helicopters.