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Date
04/10/2024
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The Insider
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The United States introduced restrictions against 11 companies supplying the components of drones for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and Yemenic Husites


The United States limited trade with companies that, as they said, helped to produce and purchase drones for the Russian military and Yemeni Husites supported by Iran, writers writes .

The "list of accounts" of the American Ministry of Trade was replenished with 11 firms. Now suppliers will need a state license before sending goods and technologies to these companies. Among them:

The Chinese company Jiangxi Xintuo Enterprise is accused of supporting the Russian army, as it contributed to purchases, the development and distribution of Russian drones.

Shenzhen Jiasibo Technology (China) was included in the list for participating in the network of purchasers of components for aerospace industries, which also served aircraft companies in Iran, engaged in the production of drones of the Shakud type. Three Russian firms-Aerosila, Delta-Aero and ODK-STAR-have also been on the list for involvement in this network.

Two companies from the UAE: Khalaj Trading and Mahdi Khalaj Amirhosseini - were added for a clear violation of sanctions against Iran (for export or attempts to export goods from the United States to Iran through the UAE).

Four more Chinese firms were mentioned for the acquisition of American goods to support efforts to modernize the Armed Forces of China. This is Linkzol (Beijing) Technology, Xi'an Like Innovative Information Technology, Beijing Anwise Technology and Sitonholy (Tianjin).

Companies are added to the “list of subjects” of the United States, when Washington defines them as a threat to national security or foreign policy of the country. Their suppliers will be forced to receive licenses for the supply of goods to them. In most cases, such requests are deviated.

Recently, The Insider has published an investigation about Russian drone producers for the war against Ukraine. It was possible to find out that private individuals who do not disclose their names are often engaged in their development. However, some companies are quite public and have a legal entity in the United States.