US imposes export controls against Chinese, UAE and UK companies
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Washington has listed 43 companies from several countries, most of them Chinese, on the list of entities subject to export controls. About this with reference to the US Department of Commerce writes “RIA News”.
The US government, as noted in the department, has identified these companies as “acting contrary to the interests of international politics or US national security.” In particular, the US has introduced export controls against 31 companies from China, five legal entities from the UAE and two from the UK. The list also includes four organizations from Pakistan, one each from Kenya, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore.
US Department of Commerce formerly extended export restrictions against the Belarusian national airline Belavia, TASS reported with reference to the department’s documents. The Ministry of Commerce believes that the Belarusian air carrier continues to violate the sanctions restrictions imposed earlier by operating flights on US-made aircraft.
In May, Washington imposed new export restrictions on more than 1,200 items to Russia and Belarus. Among the goods banned for export to Russia were construction materials, fabrics, paper, paints, vehicles, including boats and equipment, including for the food industry.
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