Ukraine is preparing to impose sanctions against Russia

Ukraine is preparing sanctions against Russian individuals and enterprises that directly or indirectly support terrorists and separatists. This was stated by Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, the League reports .

"Ukraine will impose sanctions in relation to each individual who has a passport of a Russian citizen and who supports terrorism and separatism in Ukraine, directly or indirectly," Yatsenyuk said. According to him, sanctions will also be imposed against companies financing terrorism and supporting the annexation of Crimea. Yatsenyuk called the supply of weapons from Russia "a separate issue."

The government created the Committee for the implementation of sanctions against Russia, which will include the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Justice, the economic and financial blocs of the government, law enforcement and law enforcement agencies. Yatsenyuk instructed the Committee within ten days to submit to the government a list of personal and sector sanctions against Russian legal entities and individuals.

On June 17, President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko completely banned cooperation with Russia in the field of the military-industrial complex.

At the end of March, Ukraine decided to stop the supply of products of the military -industrial complex to Russia . However, cooperation continued as part of dual -use orders. For example, Ukraine supplied helicopters to Russia. They can be used both for civil aviation and for military helicopters. Now the ban will also concern such products of Ukrainian enterprises.

Experts note that Russian nuclear forces, aircraft industry and shipbuilding are in critical dependence on Ukrainian deliveries.