The US has imposed new sanctions against the Russian Federation: on the list - companies from Armenia and Kyrgyzstan

A number of industrial and companies related to the MIC of companies have been exported restrictions. They will have to draw up licenses for export, re -export and transfer within Russia and Belarus. The United States introduced new export restrictions on Russia - more than 1,200 industrial products were banned. This is stated in a statement by the US Ministry of Trade of May 19.

Judging from the data, the list will replenish 1224 products - tools, electrical appliances, photo paper and other paper products, paints, fabrics, boats, passenger transport and food industry equipment. For these products it is necessary to draw up licenses of export, re -export and transfer of no more than Russia and Belarus.

The sanctions will touch the following enterprises: "Prima", NGO "Izhevsky drone", "Arrow", company "Rostverstol", PJSC "Proletarian Factory", NEC "Techmash", "Motovilikhinsky factories", Ulyanovsky mechanical factory, Ulyanovsky Factory, Patron Factory Kurganmashzavod, Promtechnology Plant, Ulan-Uzen Aviation Plant, Bryansk Automobile Plant and Urals.

The List of the United States Minor was supplemented and related to the company's MIC-"Military-Industrial Company", PT "Tulmashzavod", the Zavolzhsky Plant of Cateptors, JSC "Elecon Factory", "Vodranspril", Zelenodolsk Plant named after AM Gorky.

Research and industrial institutes of Russia-"Electrile", "Radio communication", NGO "Orion", "Impulse", Izhevsky electromechanical plant "dome", Permian machine-building plant, JSC "Nizhny Novgorodsky Plant of the 70th Anniversary of Victory" were , as well as Roscosmos enterprise "Information Satellite Systems" named after Reshetnev. Export restrictions touched on the sector of deep -sea oil production of Russia on the Arctic shelf.

The list included two foreign companies - "Medisar" from Armenia, importer of industrial and laboratory chemistry, and Kyrgyz Tro. ya - supplier of electronic equipment and components. It should be reminded that on May 19 it became known about the "Greater Seven" arrangements to ban the import of diamonds, copper, aluminum and nickel from the Russian Federation. Restrictions are clearly reduced by Moscow's military power, the prime Prime Minister of Britain Risha Sunak.