US partially lifted sanctions from the FSB

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Information Agency TASS publishes material in which, with reference to a document by the US Treasury Department, it is reported that Washington partially lifts the sanctions regime against the FSB. We are talking about a decision taken with the United States on the basis of the so-called “General license No. XXUMX”, which was published by a division of the US Treasury responsible for sanctions policy.

The document states that the US Treasury Department allows transactions in which one of the contractors is the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation, and which were prohibited by presidential decree of the US 2015 in April and 2016 in December.



US partially lifted sanctions from the FSB


The document of the American financial department states that the department allows American citizens and companies to carry out requests, receive, use and pay for licenses, certificates and permits. We are talking about licenses and certificates issued by the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation for IT products. At the same time, certain limitations are upheld - the amount of payment from one counterparty must not exceed 5 thousand dollars per year. At the same time there is no specification of what specific areas of IT in question.

It is noted that this mitigation of the sanctions regime does not apply to transactions if they relate to export, re-export and the supply of products and technologies to the Crimea.

The head of the Kremlin press service, Dmitry Peskov, commented on this data as follows:
We know from the example of engines for missiles that the American partners never get their needs under sanctions.
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  1. Liberoid- Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 50
    First of all, it is necessary to remove everything from the FSB, men there don’t like to joke ...
    1. stas Rank
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      2 February 2017 19: 54
      The process has begun. So far, Trump is not deceiving, not very slowly and confidently, but only 10 days as president.
      1. Liberoid- Rank
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        2 February 2017 19: 57
        Quote: stas
        The process has begun. So far, Trump is not deceiving, not very slowly and confidently, but only 10 days as president.

        There is some incriminating evidence ...))) bully
        1. Smog Rank
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          2 February 2017 20: 09
          Quote: Liberoid
          Quote: stas
          The process has begun. So far, Trump is not deceiving, not very slowly and confidently, but only 10 days as president.

          There is some incriminating evidence ...))) bully

          Every joke has some truth. hi
        2. 210ox Rank
          210ox
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          2 February 2017 20: 23
          Bolivar still endured two! wassat
          Quote: Liberoid
          Quote: stas
          The process has begun. So far, Trump is not deceiving, not very slowly and confidently, but only 10 days as president.

          There is some incriminating evidence ...))) bully
        3. viktor. Rank
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          3 February 2017 00: 03
          Crimea, Ural or Altai? laughing
      2. AUL Rank
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        2 February 2017 19: 59
        I think Trump has so far outlined his intentions, his willingness to trade in this direction. Now we will wait for what he will demand in return.
        1. Liberoid- Rank
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          2 February 2017 20: 11
          Quote from AUL
          I think Trump has so far outlined his intentions, his willingness to trade in this direction. Now we will wait for what he will demand in return.

          The howl will start creepy in the world and in our media ... I can smell it!

          Everything is as usual.... bully
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    2. derik1970 Rank
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      2 February 2017 19: 56
      they will surrender us first of all ...
      1. Liberoid- Rank
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        2 February 2017 20: 56
        Quote: derik1970
        they will surrender us first of all ...

        Of course, this is constantly happening in our history and we are already used to it ...
    3. 3danimal
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      3 February 2017 08: 31
      Quote: Liberoid
      First of all, it is necessary to remove everything from the FSB, men there don’t like to joke ...

      These men look menacing mainly for citizens of the Russian Federation. Amer their same full)
  2. Monos Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 52
    We know from the example of engines for missiles that the American partners never get their needs under sanctions.

    Many IT industry products must be certified by the FSB. Sanctions closed our market for Amerian manufacturers.
    1. Redfox3k Rank
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      2 February 2017 19: 56
      in general, it’s not from kindness
    2. aniza Rank
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      2 February 2017 19: 57
      Yes Yes. It was they who withdrew the sanctions.

      For now they will be cocking - what are they velikodnye and dermocrotic.
      1. Monos Rank
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        2 February 2017 20: 02
        Quote: aniza
        It was they who withdrew the sanctions.

        To the point. Yes
    3. Gray brother Rank
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      2 February 2017 20: 03
      Quote: Monos
      Sanctions closed our market for Amerian manufacturers.

      Something was not very noticeable, I would say that it is not at all noticeable.
      1. Monos Rank
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        2 February 2017 20: 29
        Quote: Gray Brother
        Quote: Monos
        Sanctions closed our market for Amerian manufacturers.

        Something was not very noticeable, I would say that it is not at all noticeable.

        So they (sanctions against the FSB and the GRU) were introduced only at the end of December. For a month, little can be noticed.
    4. tol100v Rank
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      2 February 2017 20: 07
      Quote: Monos
      Sanctions closed our market for Amerian manufacturers.

      Question: Does the FSB (KGB, NKVD, GPU) need this “hacker”? Is this permission? And in general, what does Russia have to do with it?
  3. White Russia Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 53
    At least something positive for the day.
  4. GeorgeSev85 Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 54
    US partially lifted sanctions from the FSB
  5. CYBERNINJA Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 56
    I probably repeat myself, but Trump is a peasant.
    1. Black Colonel Rank
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      3 February 2017 10: 36
      They wouldn’t have ridden him like the Kennedy fraternities.
      1. CYBERNINJA Rank
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        3 February 2017 11: 23
        This is troublesome ... Yes, and Trump has his own security, not Hamung (Obama)
  6. valent45 Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 57
    Something began to move off the ground. Need acceleration.
    1. Navigator Basov Rank
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      2 February 2017 21: 26
      Hedgehog - proud bird
  7. neoshef Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 58
    These things are generally not worth publicizing. Well, they took it off and took it off, it’s neither cold nor hot for us.
  8. Ren Rank
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    2 February 2017 19: 59
    For the FSB, sanctions need to be tightened on the contrary, why security Service Should governments use foreign-made software and hardware (IT)? They must use domestic, abound.
    And to get samples of foreign hardware and software for the subject of digging is the task of the GRU and FSTEC.
    1. tol100v Rank
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      2 February 2017 20: 10
      Quote: Ren
      Why should the state security service use foreign-made software and hardware (IT)?

      What do you mean why? Know from the inside, and send children's worms instead of viruses! And in a place with them, information and life-time (SGA) strength will come back. Again, I want to remember the words of the Indian ...!
    2. Black Colonel Rank
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      3 February 2017 10: 37
      Our specialists must study and know the vulnerabilities of the product of a sworn friend.
  9. MsRedMaster Rank
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    2 February 2017 20: 13
    US partially lifted sanctions from the FSB

    In response, Russian hackers partially stopped hacking the Pentagon and the CIA.
  10. Banishing liberoids Rank
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    2 February 2017 20: 20
    There was no sadness, so give it to you, Trump will also cancel the sanctions! !! fool
  11. dedboris30 Rank
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    2 February 2017 20: 21
    Well, as long as everyone justifies himself. What will happen next, we will see.
  12. Nikolai Bolotnikov Rank
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    2 February 2017 20: 30
    But can we impose sanctions on the CIA or the Pentagon?
    1. Smog Rank
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      2 February 2017 21: 07
      Quote: Nikolai Bolotnikov
      But can we impose sanctions on the CIA or the Pentagon?

      And you need it?
    2. Navigator Basov Rank
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      2 February 2017 21: 33
      You can catch the Elusive Joe, but no one catches.
  13. bald Rank
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    2 February 2017 20: 37
    Business is business. Only hellish is a mixture of business and politics.
  14. Sobol Rank
    Sobol
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    2 February 2017 20: 54
    Does this mean that now the FSB can legally recruit American citizens? The FSB catches an American spy, Officially gives him money and makes him a double agent - just lovely! Everyone is happy - America is happy that the FSB now has the right, the spies - has grabbed money, and the FSB - because it has received the informant!
  15. Stinger Rank
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    3 February 2017 00: 07
    As the postman Pechkin said, “Sorry! Why was I harmful? Because I didn’t have a bicycle! And now I’ll start to get down right away”
  16. jonhr Rank
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    3 February 2017 01: 25
    the white house has already denied the news. Moreover, the US Permanent Representative to the United Nations said that sanctions against Russia should continue. and McCain urged Trump to give Ukraine lethal weapons.
  17. 3danimal
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    3 February 2017 08: 33
    Quote: Nikolai Bolotnikov
    But can we impose sanctions on the CIA or the Pentagon?

    If they buy something HIGH-tech from us, then yes.