UK sanctions hit two residents accused of sending tech to Russia

June 17, 2025

, By The Economic Times

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Britain announced new sanctions on people and groups it said were linked to Russian finance, energy and military operations on Tuesday, including two UK residents it accused of sending high-end electronics to Moscow for the war in Ukraine.

The two – a Ukrainian and a Polish national living in Britain – had operated “a shadowy network of shell companies” to funnel more than $120 million of technology to Russia, Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office said.

Six entities had been added to the sanctions list, it added, as well as 20 ships from Russia’s…

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UK sanctions hit two residents accused of sending tech to Russia

June 17, 2025

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Britain announced new sanctions on people and groups it said were linked to Russian finance, energy and military operations on Tuesday, including two UK residents it accused of sending high-end electronics to Moscow for the war in Ukraine.

The two – a Ukrainian and a Polish national living in Britain – had operated “a shadowy network of shell companies” to funnel more than $120 million of technology to Russia, Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office said.

Six entities had been added to the sanctions list, it added, as well as 20 ships from Russia’s…

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