The Russian government reported on the suppression of the special services dozens of attempts to acquire technologies for OMU

Over the past few years, the Russian special services have been stopped by more than 30 foreign citizens and firms for illegal acquisition for the subsequent export of goods and technologies from the territory of the Russian Federation, which can be used to create OU and its delivery. ” This was reported in the White Book on the problems of non -proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (OU), published on Thursday on the website of the Government of the Russian Federation .

In particular, Russia banned the entrance to its territory by a US citizen Neider Modanlo. According to the press service of the government, this person is the president of Final Analysis Inc , who tried to bypass Russian legislation to receive technical documentation on rocket and space topics for Iran.

In addition, the activities of the Iranian industrial group in Russia http://www.seman.com.pe/ Seman , which, according to the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers, tried to place an order for the manufacture of components for the missile engine under the guise of gas-freeing equipment.

It is also said in the White Book that "the citizen of Pakistan Muhammad Aslanmu, who used the position of employee of the Pakistani company Tabani Corporation in Moscow, is closed to the territory of the Russian Federation to cover up access and the acquisition of Russian weapons, strategic materials and double -purpose products in the interests of the Pakistani missile and nuclear programs."

According to the book, over the past few years, more than 60 criminal investigations have been conducted in Russia on the facts of unauthorized programs abroad with signs of controlled, the document is noted.

The events of recent times indicate that the White Book emphasizes that "individual state and non -state entities do not weaken the efforts to acquire goods and technologies related to the development of OU and the means of its delivery."

The document states that the current international agreements and export-control regimes are often not able to fully provide a reliable barrier for such attempts.

In this regard, there is the need to improve both the international legal framework for non-proliferation and the legislation of the Russian Federation in the field of export control for a more effective solution to the tasks of combating terrorism.