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US expands Russian sanctions following chemical weapons poisonings Print this article
The United States has expanded its sanctions against Russia over their use of chemical weapons to poison its own people.
The Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security announced the expansion of sanctions on Wednesday morning, roughly two weeks after the secretary of state determined the Russian government used chemical or biological weapons against dissidents of Russia.
The new sanctions will go into effect on Thursday and as such, the BIS will review licensing applications “under a presumption of denial for exports and reexports of items controlled for national security reasons that are destined for Russia.” The BIS will also suspend License Exceptions Servicing and Replacement Parts and Equipment, Technology and Software Unrestricted, and Additional Permissive Reexports for national security items destined for Russia, but there are a handful of exceptions.
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There’s been a non-stop bombardment of recent export amendments involving China and other “countries of concern” within the last six months. The main driver behind these has been the U.S. Government’s concern about the Chinese national strategy of “military-civil fusion” – using civilian companies to help support Chinese military and intelligence activities. It is believed that U.S. companies that have historically sold products to China’s commercial sector may be drawn unwittingly into supporting the Chinese military. While these amendments are principally targeted at China, many also apply to Russia, Venezuela, Hong Kong (now part of China under U.S. export laws), Burma and other countries for similar reasons.