Page 92 - Export Controls News Today

Have the same spillover effects as the swift sanction. >> are there other sanctions, regimes administration is looking to dip into? the globe sanctions that in theory could be leveed against russia and leaders. is the u.s. looking to that? are there other measures that could stop him because if as our reporters said putin feels impervious to sanctions isnt moved by them, doesnt care, then what? >> there is no such thing as sanctions proof economy. one major thrust we can deploy is export control...

Applebaum said sanctions are being considered. >> we reserve the option to do additional sanctions. what the presidents focus has been from the beginning are three principles. one is ensuring were unified with the europeans. that has been incredibly powerful. and, again, because of president bidens leadership, we have been able to far surpass what anyone would have thought possible in terms of the unified strong actions just a couple of months ago. the second principle, jonathan, is to ensure we...

This is the most massive invasion in europe since world war ii, since hitler invaded poland. >> bret: in reaction to the russian invasion of ukraine, the president announcing that second tier of sanctions, "wall street journal" saying there is problems here, too. another significant challenge for western nations in forcing the export controls, especially if china chooses to help russia circumvent the restrictions by filling in the gaps and ban technology trade, analysts and industry executives h...

To military and so treasury was clearly strategic in what they were pursuing and those that they targeted, the oligarchs they targeted are related to those banks and the fsd of course. as katty mentioned, they could have been stronger. there are more financial institutions. there are export controls on u.s. technology and goods that could go to russia to help its oil and gas sector, its defense sector, its tech sector in efforts to diversify its economy. so those have been left and that is a ver...

Prevail. if russia proceeds, we will rally the world who oppose its aggression. the united states and our allies and partners around the world are ready to impose powerful sanctions on export controls including actions that did not, we did not pursue when russia invaded crimea in eastern ukraine in 2014. we put intense pressure on their largest and most significant financial institutions and key industries. these measures are ready to go as soon as and if russia moves. well impose long term cons...

Intelligence with ukraine and our european partners. >> and we also heard in that briefing a little bit more of a window into what these sanctions could include. one of the officials said that they would include things like export controls that would make it essentially impossible for russians to get access to certain types of u.s. technology and products. also moves that would make it a lot more difficult to do foreign borrowing and foreign financial transactions. look for the president again t...

Match their words. and let me be clear, i can say with absolute certainty, if russia further invades ukraine, the united states, together with our allies and partners, will impose. significant and unprecedented economic costs. we have worked intensively with many of you in this room, to ensure we are prepared to move forward with consequences. we have prepared, together, economic measures that will be swift, severe and united. we will impose far-reaching financial sanctions and export controls.

Have to find a new source, would have to fix its refinery production abilities, and -- >> it would affect our prices here, because oil and gas go up globally. >> yes. it would absolutely affect us here. that said, that doesnt mean that there are not a number of other options at the white house and the treasury department could pursue to further tighten the financial noose around russia. you have for example more russian financial institutions. we have not seen any export controls placed on the e...

Department could pursue to further tighten the financial noose around russia. you have for example more russian financial institutions. we have not seen any export controls placed on the export and sale of u.s. technology to russia that supports its oil and gas sector. its efforts to diversify its economy. its efforts to develop technology, in its mobile sector, and so on. that would hit them hard. of course you have russian oil guards, you have europe, for years, has allowed those russian oliga...

And we will wait and see and try to work our white house sources, to see if they will be able to share exactly what those sanctions will white be. weve had some indication of what was on the table, sort of export controls, trying to limit russias ability to get imports. critical imports from the west, from the united states for its manufacturing sector for instance. potentially even sanctions on putin directly. but we will not get ahead of what the white house says plan at this point. >> we are ...