“We worked for the needs of the Russian army”: Britain imposed sanctions against Turkish companies

Britain has adopted the largest package of sanctions in recent times against a number of individuals and entities for their "work for the needs of the Russian army."

The sanctions decisions apply to 25 business entities with jurisdiction in Iran, Turkey, Belarus, Slovakia, Switzerland and the UAE. British Foreign Secretary James Cleverley said that the main purpose of these measures is to limit Russia's access to foreign military equipment.

According to the publication SavunmaSanayiST, the sanctions affected two Turkish companies for their participation in the export of microelectronics to the Russian Federation, necessary for combat operations in Ukraine. Azu International was allegedly established in March 2022 as a wholesaler of IT products, and a week after its founding, it began shipping computer components to Russia that it had exported from the United States. Turkik Unioin was also created after the start of the NWO and was used for similar purposes.

Sanctions were imposed against Dubai-based Aeromotus Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Trading LLC (for its role in the supply of UAVs and components for them to the Russian Federation), Slovak citizen Ashot Mkrtychev (for allegedly participating in an attempt to conclude a military deal between the DPRK and Russia) and other subjects.

The reaction of official Ankara to these sanctions has not yet been reported.

Comments

[art having]

I think ours should be rewarded! ........

[Fedor Sokolov]

These pad companies were created by ours to circumvent sanctions!

[lis-ik]

Companies are probably one-day, new ones will be created.

[Rt Rt]

More sanctions are needed, maybe then, the countries against which they impose sanctions will finally understand that the West can do nothing but orders and force. And they will send the Anglo-Saxons with their vaunted democracy

[Egoza]

sanctions affected two Turkish companies for their participation in the export to the Russian Federation of microelectronics necessary for combat operations in Ukraine.

Well, everyone! Now Erdogan will be offended and will start putting even more spokes in NATO's wheels! )))

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

Official Ankara's reaction to these sanctions has not yet been reported.

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Erdogan fell off his chair...

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[rotmistr60]

sanctions affected two Turkish companies for their participation in the export to the Russian Federation of microelectronics necessary for combat operations in Ukraine

It turns out that the Turks have time for both yours and ours. It's really nothing personal, just business.

citizen of Slovakia Ashot Mkrtychev

Armenians, who are smarter and more accepting, have long fled around the world, forging their personal happiness away from Armenia.

[Gardamir]

I'm still against the grain deal.

[Sith]

Quote: lis-ik

Companies are probably one-day, new ones will be created.

Yes, "remote" blocking of companies that jurisdiction does not allow to explicitly "defeat"
It's a hydra war... cut off one head... two will grow up with different names

[Sith]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

Official Ankara's reaction to these sanctions has not yet been reported.

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Erdogan fell off his chair...

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Everyone knows everything there ... and Eddie is surrounded by chairs ... from one falls into three others)

[nordscout]

Money and, only, big money is the source of the so-called "assistance to Russia" and its "legal right to fight for sovereignty" in the international "space" ... Therefore, the Turks, Slovaks, Arabs, Swiss climb into all sorts of "unsafe" transactions with Russia, realizing that with Russia's current needs for "specific" goods and services, as well as the "scrap prices" for them, in any case they will not be "in the loser", even if these transactions are one-time .. .

[Rassamaha]

Beat your own so that it is disgraceful to others.
Let's create new pads.
Let them squabble with each other.

[APASUS]

In the days of the USSR, they managed to buy three-coordinate machines in Japan. Now it’s not a problem at all. Turks, Indians, Kazakhs, and even the same Poles will easily sell at a premium