Zelensky Says Ukraine Must Be Able to Respond in Kind to Russian Attacks
The Ukrainian president announced new sanctions targeting supplies of components and equipment used in Russian weapons production.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine must be able to respond in kind to Russian attacks, according to Ukrinform.
As part of that response, Zelensky announced new sanctions packages aimed at cutting off the supply of critical components and equipment used in Russian weapons production.
Targeting the supply chain
The sanctions are intended to restrict access to the parts and machinery that sustain Russia's defense manufacturing, rather than targeting weapons systems directly. By focusing on components and equipment, the measures aim to disrupt production further upstream.
Ukrinform's report did not specify which countries, companies, or individuals are named in the new sanctions packages, nor did it give a timeline for when the measures would take effect.
Sources
- Zelensky: Ukraine must be able to respond in kind to Russian attacks — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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