Sanctions: Russian invasion of Ukraine

Canada is imposing new sanctions in response to Russia’s unprovoked and unjustifiable invasion of Ukraine.

Regulations under the Special Economic Measures Act

Regulations against individuals and entities

Regulations against ships

Guidance and advisories

Regulations under the Special Economic Measures Act

The Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations , the Special Economic Measures (Ukraine) Regulations , the Special Economic Measures (Belarus) Regulations . and the Special Economic Measures (Moldova) Regulations impose dealings prohibitions on listed persons. In most cases, these measures prohibit persons in Canada and Canadians outside Canada from engaging in any activity related to any property of these listed persons or providing financial or related services to them.

The specific prohibitions are set out in the regulations.

Consolidated Canadian Autonomous Sanctions List on the Russian invasion of Ukraine

A list of all sanctions that have been issued by the government of Canada that affect individuals and entities can be found within the Consolidated Canadian Autonomous Sanctions List .

Regulations against individuals and entities

The names of the individuals and entities who have been added to the schedule of the regulations are the following:

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Individuals involved in Russia’s violations of the rights of Ukrainian children

Entered into force: September 4, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against 8 individuals who are currently, or have previously been, involved in Russia's unlawful deportation and forcible transfer of Ukrainian children, as well as exposure to indoctrination and militarisation.

Denis Sergeyevich CHERNOBAY

Grigory Alexandrovich GUROV

Vladimir Viktorovich KHROMOV

Alexandra Dmitrievna KULGINA

Aleksandr Vyacheslavovich KURENKOV

Elena Igorevna MILSKAYA

Artur Valeriyevich ORLOV

Vitaliy Aleksandrovich SUK

Entity involved in Russia’s military-industrial complex

Entered into force: August 6, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against a defence manufacturer that produces armoured vehicles and other military equipment used by Russia in its war of aggression against Ukraine.

Individuals involved in Russia’s ongoing full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: June 12, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against 7 individuals who are involved in Russia’s ongoing full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The list of sanctioned individuals includes 5 people from the Russian defence‑industrial field, the Director General of a ROSATOM subsidiary (state-owned company involved in Russia’s nuclear sector) and 1 individual who supports state-controlled crypto trading and settlement mechanisms.

Andrey Valeryevich ROZHDESTVIN

Dulat-Eldar Sagynbekovich SUBANKULOV

Olga Mikhailovna SOKOLOVA

Viktor Aleksandrovich GINKUL

Pavel Valerievich NIKITIN

Alexey Viktorovich CHADAYEV

Yuri VAGANOV (also known as Yura Unitaz)

Entities involved in Russia’s ongoing full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: June 12, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against 34 entities who are involved in Russia’s ongoing full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The list of sanctioned entities includes 8 entities that are part of the network supporting Russia’s shadow fleet, 14 companies linked to Russia’s drone production and aircraft manufacturing sectors, 1 entity from the Russian nuclear sector as well as 12 entities from financial sectors that help Russia finance its war of aggression against Ukraine.

ROSATOM Energy Projects JSC (also known as ROSATOM Energy Projects, REP and Rusatom Energy Project)

TsUGAM LLC (also known as Tcugam, Tsugam, Urban Aeromobility Management Center, Urban Air Mobility Operations Center and “UAMOC” LLC)

KB ATAMANOVA LLC (also known as Atamanov Design Bureau)

RBS GARPIYA LLC (also known as RBS HARPIA)

Autonomous Technologies LLC (also known as LLC Avtotech, OOO Avtotech and ООО АВТОТЕХ)

Rustakt LLC (also known as TOV Rustak and Russian Drone Association)

ANO NPC Ushkuynik (also known as Scientific Research Centre "Ushkunik" Ushkunik Scientific and Practical Center, ANO SPC Ushkuynik and Autonomous non-profit Organisation “Scientific and Production Center for Testing and Competence in the Field of Development of Unmanned Aircraft Systems and Means of Protection Against their Illegal Use ‘Ushkuynik’”)

Ural Diesel Engine Plant LLC (also known as Ural Diesel Motor Plant LLC and OOO UDMZ)

Altay Instrument-Making Plant “Rotor” JSC (also known as Altai InstrumentMaking Plant Rotor JSC and APZ “Rotor” JSC)

Kran Center KAMAZ LLC

Control Systems and Instruments JSC (also known as JSC SUP)

Soglasie Insurance Company Limited

AMT Insurance Limited

Maritime Mutual Insurance Association (NZ) Limited (also known as Maritime Mutual)

Nova Shipmanagement (also known as Nova Shipmanagement LLC-FZ and Sterling Ship Management LLC-FZ)

Citrine Marine SPC (also known as Citrine Marine Special Purpose Company)

Hung Phat Maritime Trading (also known as HPMT)

SeverTransBunker Company Limited (also known as SeverTransBunker)

Non-Bank Credit Organization “Istina” JSC

Moscow Exchange (also known as MOEX)

National Mercantile Exchange (also known as MOEX s953 and NAMEX)

SPB Exchange (also known as SaintPetersburg Stock exchange)

Saint-Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (also known as SPIMEX)

Saint-Petersburg Currency Exchange (also known as SPCEX SC)

Individuals involved in Russian government’s violations of Ukrainian children’s rights

Entered into force: May 8, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against 23 individuals who are involved in the illegal deportation or forced transfer, indoctrination and militarization of Ukrainian children by Russian authorities in Russia and on the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

Dmitry Evgenievich SHEVCHENKO

Igor Valentinovich KAZAREZOV

Vladimir Vyacheslavovich KOVALENKO

Vladislav Nikolaevich GOLOVIN

Oksana Gennadyevna LUGANTSEVA

Maxim Yurievich KRIVONOS

Nikita Yurievich ANISIMOV

Andrey Alexandrovich USTINSKY

Katerina Yurievna ARLAMENKOVA

Aimani Nesievna KADYROVA

Andrei Vladimirovich BELOTSERKOVETS

Dariya Olegovna BORISOVA

Victoria Ivanovna KOLESNYK-LAVINSKAYA

Iryna Viktorovna KRAVCHENKO

Svetlana Nikolaevna MALAKHAI

Inna Vladimirovna SHVENK

Yuliya Nikolaevna SAZHAEVA

Svetlana Borisovna SAVCHENKO

Olga Sergeyevna DRUZHININA

Mikhail Yuryevich DRUZHININ

Mikhail Artemovich GOLUBOVICH

Nadezhda Nikolaevna BOLTENKO

Konstantin Igorevich DOMOGATSKY

Entities linked to Russian government’s violations of Ukrainian children’s rights

Entered into force: May 8, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against 5 entities who are involved in the Russian government’s illegal deportation or forced transfer, indoctrination and militarization of Ukrainian children by Russian authorities in Russia and on the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

Center for Military Sports Training and Patriotic Education of Youth “WARRIOR”

Regional Branch of the All-Russian Children and Youth Military-Patriotic Public Movement “Yunarmiya” of the City of Sevastopol

Educational and Methodological Center “Avangard”

Defense and Sports Camp “Avangard”

Volgograd Regional Youth Volunteer Public Organization “Uchastie”

Individuals linked to Russia's energy sector, financial enablers, AI ecosystem, drone production, hybrid warfare infrastructure and procurement networks

Entered into force: February 19, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against 21 individuals who contribute directly or indirectly to Russia's war efforts, including individuals involved in an energy trading network, financial actors enabling sanctions evasion, and persons involved in Russia's artificial intelligence ecosystem, drone production and hybrid warfare capabilities.

Vasilii Vasilevich ELISTRATOV

Kirill Vadimovich LUPANDIN

Evgeny Alexandrovych HUTSUL (also known as Yevgeny Gutsul)

Vyacheslav Konstantinovich BARBASOV

Olga Nikolaevna SKOROBOGATOVA

Andrey Anatolyevich YATSKOV

Andrei Nikolaevich KOSOGOV

Aleksandr Aleksandrovich VOLOSOVIK

Kirill Andreevich ZATOLOKIN

Yulia Vladimirovna PANKOVA

Patrick Louis COTASSON

Sergey Viktorovich DOBRINOV

Nail Ulfatovich MAGANOV

Entities linked to Russia's energy revenues, financial enablers, AI ecosystem, drone production, and procurement networks

Entered into force: February 19, 2026

Canada is imposing sanctions against 54 entities that contribute to Russia's war efforts, including energy companies and energy trading networks, financial entities enabling sanctions evasion, entities in Russia's artificial intelligence ecosystem and drone manufacturing sector, and procurement and evasion networks supporting Russia's defence-industrial base. Canada is also moving an entity listed under Schedule 3 to Schedule 1.

AI Alliance Russia (also known as Alliance)

Kapitza Institute for Physics Problems

Institute of Automation and Electrometry (also known as IA&E and Institute of Automation and Electrometry of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences)

AFK Sistema (also known as JSC Sistema, Joint Stock Financial Corporation Systema and AFK Sistema PAO)

Russian Artificial Intelligence Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (also known as RAIRI)

BitRiver Group (also known as UK BITRIVER, OOO Management Company Bitriver, OOO Bitriver Rus, OOO Everest Grup, OOO Siberskie Mineraly, OOO Tuvaasbest, OOO Torgovy Dom Asbest, OOO Bitriver-B, OOO Bitriver-K, OOO Bitriver-North and OOO Bitriver-Turma)

VizorLabs (also known as OOO VizorLabs)

Positive Technologies (also known as Positive Group, OOO Positive Technologies and AO Positive Technologies)

Kraftway (also known as Craftway, JSC Craftway Corporation and Kraftway Russian Technologies)

Rosatom Digital Solutions (also known as RDS LLC)

JSC SEZ Technopolis Moscow (Moscow Special Economic Zone) (also known as Special Economic Zone Technopolis Moscow)

Zelenograd Nanotechnology Center (also known as ZNTC)

Astra Group (also known as PJSC Astra Group)

IBS (also known as IBS Soft LTD and IBS Soft OOO)

Rosatom Additive Technologies (also known as Rusatom Additive Technologies)

Advanced Research Foundation (FPI)

ERA Technopolis (also known as Era Military Innovation Technopolis)

Federal Scientific and Production Centre (also known as Scientific Research Institute for Applied Chemistry)

JSC Infotecs (also known as Joint Stock Company Information Technologies and Communication Systems and Infoteks)

Staut (also known as LLC STAUT)

OOO S-MIT (also known as LLC Special Microprocessor Technologies and S-MIT)

Bosphorus Shipping Company LLC

PJSC TransContainer (also known as Public Joint Stock Company Center for Cargo Container Traffic Transcontainer)

KB Veter (also known as Limited Liability Company Design Bureau Veter)

Vekom-Plus Limited Liability Company

Far Eastern Winds UAV Group

Vitim Charity Foundation (also known as Vitim Fund)

Drone Solutions LLC (also known as Sakhalin Drone Solutions Production Centre)

ANO Neurolab (also known as ANO Neirolab, ANO TsTII Neirolab and Center for Artificial Intelligence Technologies Neurolab)

Zala Aero (also known as Zala Aero Group and ZALA Aero LLC)

KB Vostok (also known as Vostok Design Bureau)

KB Microb Design Bureau (also known as KB Microb)

Data Center Kirishi (also known as DC Kirishi)

VTB Bank (PJSC) Shanghai Branch

Media Land LLC (also known as Media Land, Media Lend and Medialand)

Media Land Technology Limited Liability Company (also known as MLT LLC)

ML Cloud LLC (also known as ML.Cloud LLC)

PJSC Tatneft (also known as Tatneft and PAO Tatneft)

PJSC RussNeft (also known as PJSC NK RussNeft and Russneft)

Rosneft PJSC (also known as PJSC Rosneft Oil Company)

Individuals from Russia’s energy, finance and military industrial complex

Entered into force: November 6, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against 13 individuals from Russia’s energy and military industrial complex who are supporting Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, including drone and cyber related actors.

Yevgeniy Mikhaylovich SEREBRIAKOV

Alexander Igorevich MISHIN

Aleksandr Sergeyevich BOLSHAKOV

Maksim Sergeyevich GALOCHKIN (also known as Maksim Sergeevich Sipkin)

Mikhail Mikhailovich TSAREV

Dmitry Sergeyevich BADIN

Nikolay Alexandrovich KORCHAGIN

Vitaly Aleksandrovich SHEVCHENKO

Yuriy Fedorovich DENISOV (also known as Yuriy Lukin and Yuriy Dudin)

Oleg Vyacheslavovich KARPUSHIN

Igor Yuryevich CHAIKA

Dmitriy Vitalyevich MILYUTIN

Sergei Viktorovich BUDNIKOV

Entities from Russia’s energy, finance and military industrial sectors

Entered into force: November 6, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against 11 entities from the energy, finance and military industrial sectors who support Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The list of sanctioned entities includes two large liquified natural gas producers that serve as a critical source of budget revenue, helping fund Russia’s war efforts, a third country-owned financial institution enabling sanctions invasion, and entities that supply the cyber infrastructure used in Russian hybrid strategies against Ukraine.

XHOST Internet Solutions LP (also known as ISXHost)

Russian General Staff Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) 161st Specialist Training Center (Unit 29155)

Main Centre for Special Technologies (GTsST) of the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (GU/GRU) (Unit 74455) (also known as Main Centre for Special Development of Ministry of Defence and Military (Unit 74455))

85th Main Centre for Special Services (GTsSS) of the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (GU/GRU) (Unit 26165)

Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies (also known as CUST)

Arctic LNG 2 LLC (also known as OOO Arctic LNG 2 and LLC ARCTIC LNG 2)

Gazprom SPG Portovaya Limited Liability Company (also known as Gazprom LNG Portovaya LLC and OOO Gazprom LNG Portovaya)

A7 LLC (also known as A7 and A7 Limited Liability Company)

Capital Bank of Central Asia, OJSC (also known as Capital Bank and OJSC Capital Bank of Central Asia)

Rubicon Center for Advanced Unmanned Technologies (also known as Rubicon Unit)

Individuals from the Russian quantum technology field

Entered into force: June 13, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against three Russian individuals, including heads of the sanctioned Russian Quantum Centre and lead developers of quantum technology in Russia.

Alexey Konstantinovich FEDOROV (also known as Aleksey Fedorov)

Ruslan Fatihovich YUNUSOV

Alexey Vladimirovich AKIMOV

Entities from Russia’s quantum technology sector

Entered into force: June 13, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against lead quantum research facilities in Russia as well as research laboratories that develop the quantum sector in Russia, as well as quantum tech companies that are developing sensitive quantum technologies and their practical applications, working with the Russian Quantum Centre.

Moscow State University Quantum Technology Centre (also known as MSU Quantum Technology Centre, QTC, QTC MSU and Moscow State University Faculty of Physics – Quantum Technology Centre)

National University of Science and Technology Centre for Quantum Communications (also known as The Quantum Communication Competence Centre of NTI, The Competence Centre of NTI “Quantum Communications”, NTI Center Quantum Communications, MISIS Center for Quantum Communications, NTI Competence Center, National Technology Initiative Competence Centre, NUST MISIS Quantum Center and NUST Centre for Quantum Communications)

National University of Science and Technology Laboratory of Superconductor Quantum Technologies (also known as NUST MISIS Laboratory of Superconductive Metamaterials and NUST MISIS Laboratory of Superconductor Quantum Technologies)

Novosibirsk State University Interdisciplinary Quantum Centre (also known as IQC of NSU and IQC NSU)

Kazan National Research Technical University’s Kazan Quantum Centre (also known as Kazan Quantum Centre and KNRTU-KAI Quantum Centre)

ITMO University National Centre for Quantum Internet (also known as Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics University’s Centre for Quantum Internet)

Skoltech – Project Center for Applied Photonics and Quantum Technologies (also known as Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology - Project Center for Applied Photonics and Quantum Technologies)

QRate (also known as Quantum Solutions and QRate Quantum Communications)

QSpace Technologies (also known as LLC “KuSpace Technologies”, LLC “QuSpace Technologies” and KySpace)

National Quantum Laboratory (also known as National Quantum Lab and Rosatom National Quantum Laboratory)

Quantum Communications Company (also known as Quantum Communications LLC)

Rusnano (also known as RUSNANO Group)

Individuals who have benefited from the war

Entered into force: June 13, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against 29 individuals, including Kremlin-linked billionaires and their family members, senior regional officials in Russia's Tatarstan region and their family members and business executives, who are involved in the confiscation and redistribution of property and assets of foreign companies in Russia as punishment for their criticism of its unjustified war against Ukraine. Canada is also sanctioning an individual who works closely with President Putin in disseminating the Kremlin's war propaganda message.

Roman Viktorovich TROTSENKO (also known as Roman Victorovich Trocenko)

Gleb Romanovich TROTSENKO (also known as Gleb Romanovich Trocenko)

Nikita Romanovich TROTSENKO (also known as Nikita Romanovich Trocenko)

Sofya Sergeevna TROTSENKO (also known as Sofja Sergeyevna Trocenko)

Vladimir Sergeyevich LISIN

Taimuraz Kazbekovich BOLLOEV (also known as Taymuraz Kazbekovich Bolloyev)

Yegor Mikhailovich GUSELNIKOV (also known as Egor Mikhailovich Guselnikov)

Alexander Sergeevich TOLMACHEV (also known as Aleksandr Sergeyevich Tolmachyov)

Igor Vasilyevich TONKOVIDOV

Ruslan Lechievich ALISULTANOV

Alexey Eduardovich SAGAL

Dmitry Anatolyevich ISACHENKO

Vladislav Vladimirovich SVIBLOV

Ivan Vladimirovich TAVRIN

Nikolai Sergeevich TYURNIKOV

Vyacheslav Evgenyievich KOZHEVNIKOV (also known as Vjacheslav Evgenyevich Kozhevnikov)

Vasili Vladislavovich NIKONOV (also known as Vasily Vladislavovich Nikonov)

Viktor Viktorovich KHMARIN

Asgat Akhmetovich SAFAROV

Mintimer Sharipovich SHAIMIEV

Timur Airatovich SHAIMIEV (also known as Timur Ayratovich Shaimiyev)

Kamilia Radikovna SHAIMIEVA

Leila Airatovna SHAIMIEVA (also known as Layla Ayratovna Shaimiyeva)

Elina Asgatovna SAFAROVA

Diana Asgatovna SAFAROVA

Ruslan Asgatovich SAFAROV

Dimitri Konstantinovich SIMES

Entities tied to the Russian business, financial, and oil and gas sectors

Entered into force: June 13, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against entities engaged in the confiscation and redistribution of property and assets of foreign companies in Russia as punishment for their criticism of its unjustified war against Ukraine, and against foreign financial institutions and foreign branches of Russian banks who continue to help Russia move funds out of the country. Canada is also sanctioning entities in the oil and gas industry who are enabling Russia’s shadow fleet activities (shipping, insurance, operators).

The Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (also known as The Russian Association of Employers Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs and RSPP)

Vmeste Group of Companies

OTEKO Group of Companies

VSK Insurance House (also known as Military-Insurance Company)

Absolyut Strakhovaniye (also known as Absolut Strakhovanie and Absolute Insurance)

Ingosstrakh Insurance Company

Keremet Bank Open Joint-Stock Company

Mezhdunarodnyi Raschetnyi Bank – MRB Bank (also known as International Settlement Bank)

LLC Modern Marine Arctic Transport SPG

Paramount Energy and Commodities SA (also known as Paramount SA and PESCA)

Paramount Energy and Commodities DMCC (also known as Paramount DMCC)

White Fox Ship Management FZCO

One Moon Marine Services L.L.C.

Eko Shipping Limited Liability Company (also known as Eco Shipping LLC RUS and LLC Eco Shipping)

Red Box Energy Services PTE LTD

Individuals who support Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: June 13, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against 45 individuals identified by the Anti-Corruption Foundation who have engaged in activities that support or contribute to abuses in relation to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The list of sanctioned individuals includes current and former senior officials of the Government of Russia, members of President Putin’s family and inner circle or Russian elite, as well as oligarchs, including those linked to the military-industrial and defence sectors, and representatives of media, culture and sports industries, who have benefited from and support the Putin regime, including during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Valery Abisalovich GERGIEV

Viktor Nikolaevich KHMARIN

Vladimir Petrovich KOLBIN

Vladimir Stefanovich LITVINENKO

Lyudmila Alexandrovna OCHERETNAYA (also known as Ludmila Aleksandrovna SHKREBNEVA or PUTINA)

Artur Sergeevich OCHERETNY (also known as Artur Sergeyevich OCHERETNY)

Mikhail Evgenievich PUTIN

Mikhail Lvovich SHELOMOV

Matthias WARNIG (also known as Matthias Arthur WARNIG and Artur WARNIG)

Igor Anatolyevich ZELENSKY

Albert Alikovich AVDOLYAN

Vladimir Petrovich EVTUSHENKOV

Victor Vladimirovich KHARITONIN

Vladimir Sergeevich LISIN

Tatyana Petrovna LITVINENKO (also known as Tatiana Petrovna LITVINENKO)

Iskandar Kakhramonovich MAKHMUDOV

Alexander Leonidovich MAMUT

Airat Mintimerovich SHAIMIEV

Radik Mintimerovich SHAIMIEV

Mikhail Evgenievich SHELKOV

Svetlana Olegovna ABROSIMOVA

Artem Yuryevich CHAIKA (also known as Artyom Yurievich CHAYKA)

Marina Valentinovna ENTALTSEVA

Alexander Nikolaevich GORBENKO

Alexander Sergeevich KOLPAKOV

Konstantin Nikolaevich KOSTIN

1501 Maxim Stanislavovich LIKSUTOV (also known as Maksim Stanislavovich LIKSUTOV)

Svetlana Alexandrovna POLYAKOVA (also known as Svetlana Aleksandrovna LAVROVA)

Anastasia Vladimirovna RAKOVA

Natalya Alexeevna SERGUNINA (also known as Natalia Alekseevna SERGUNINA)

Alexey Valerievich SHAPOSHNIKOV (also known as Alexei, Aleksey or Aleksei Valeerivich SHAPOSHNIKOV)

Valentin Borisovich YUMASHEV

Tatyana Borisovna YUMASHEVA (also known as Tatiana DYACHENKO or DIACHENKO)

Igor Khanukovich YUSUFOV

Anatoly Borisovich CHUBAIS

Alexander Valeryevich DYUKOV

Kresimir FILIPOVICH (also known as Filipović KREŠIMIR)

Pavel Mikhailovich FRADKOV

Natalya Ivanovna KASPERSKAYA (also known as Natalia Ivanovna KASPERSKAYA)

Kristina Andreevna POTUPCHIK (also known as KrystynaAndreyevna POTYPCHIK)

Irina Alexandrovna VINER (also known as Iryna Aleksandrovna VINER-USMANOVA)

Ksenia Valentinovna YUDAEVA

Alexey Vladimirovich ZEMSKY (also known as Alexei or Aleksey Vladimyrovych ZEMSKYI)

Anton Andreevich ZLATOPOLSKY

Individuals who support Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: March 1, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against nine leaders of post-Wagner paramilitary organizations as well as one member of the affiliated senior Russian military (GRU) leadership. These individuals support Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine by operating in Ukraine and Africa, conducting influence and disinformation campaigns, recruiting soldiers from third countries who are sent to the Ukraine front, participate in resource exploitation and looting, and take advantage of volatile political and security situations abroad to secure political and material gain for the Russian Federation.

Konstantin Yurievich MIRZAYANTS (also known as Konstantin Yurivich Mirzayants)

Vitalii Nikolayevich YERMOLAEV (also known as Viktor Ermolayev, Vitalii Nikolayevich Yermolayev, Yeryoma Piterskii and Vitaliy Nikolaivich Yermolaev)

Alexei Yurievich MILCHAKOV (also known as Alexey Yuryevich Milchakov)

Yan Igorevich PETROVSKIY (also known as Torden Voyslav Ihorovych, Jan Petrovski and Jan Petrovsky)

Evgenij Eduardovich RASSKAZOV

Konstantin Aleksandrovich PIKALOV

Andrey Vladimirovich AVERYANOV (also known as Andrei Vladimirovich Averianov)

Vitalii Viktorovitch PERFILEV

Stanislav Alexandrovich ORLOV

Alexey Mikhailovich MARUSHCHENKO (also known as Oleksiy Ivanovych Marushchenko)

Entities who support Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: March 1, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against nine paramilitary organizations operating in Ukraine and on the African continent to leverage resources that the Kremlin uses in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, as well as 12 twelve affiliated organizations that are responsible for resource extraction within this network.

Africa Corps (également connue sous le nom de Africa Korps et Russian Expeditionary Corps (REK)

Bears Brigade (également connue sous le nom de 81st Specialized Volunteer Brigade)

Redut (également connue sous le nom de Redoubt, Redut Battalion, Redut-Antiterror et Centre R)

Moran Security Group (également connue sous le nom de MSG)

Sewa Security (également connue sous le nom de Sewa Security Services)

DShRG Rusich (également connue sous le nom de 'Rusich' Sabotage et Assault Reconnaissance Group)

Espanola Brigade (également connue sous le nom de The Española Brigade and PMC Espanola)

Nord Gold PLC (également connue sous le nom de Nordgold)

Marko Mining (également connue sous le nom de Marco Mining)

Logistique Economique Etrangere SARLU

Mining Industries SARLU (également connue sous le nom de Mining Industries SURL)

Lobaye Invest SARLU (également connue sous le nom de Lobaie Invest Sarl et Lobaye Invest)

Diamville (également connue sous le nom de Diamville Sau)

Radio Centrafrique Lengo Sengo (également connue sous le nom de Lengosongo)

Midas Resources SARLU (également connue sous le nom de Midas Ressources LLC et Midas)

Bois Rouge SARLU (également connue sous le nom de Wood International Group SARLU)

Meroe Gold Company Ltd. (également connue sous le nom de Meroe Gold Co. Ltd. et Meroe for Agricultural & Animal Production)

Al Solag Mining Company (également connue sous le nom de Al-Sarraj Mining Company Ltd, Al-Sawlaj Mining Company Ltd, Al-Solag Mining Company Ltd et Al-Solaj Mining Company Ltd)

Individuals who are assisting the Russian government in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: February 21, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against 32 individuals who support Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine by supporting Russia’s military-industrial complex, by participating in the unlawful deportation and forced transfer of Ukrainian children within temporarily occupied territories or by contributing to Russia’s efforts to disseminate propaganda in order to manipulate public opinion.

Aleksandra MELNICHENKO (also known as Sandra Nikolic)

Denis Valentinovich KAMYSHEV

Vladimir Vladimirovich POZNER

Yelena Valeryevna VYALBE (also known as Elena Valerievna Vyalbe, Yelena Välbe, Yelena Valeryevna Trubitsyna)

Ilya Andreyevich GAMBASHIDZE

Vladimir Grigoryevich TABAK

Nikolai Aleksandrovich TUPIKIN (also known as Nikolay Tupikin)

Aleksey Sergeyevich GORESLAVSKY

Timofey Vladimirovitch VASSILIEV (also known as Timofei Vladimirovich Vasilyev)

Aleksandr Gennad’yevich STARUNSKY (also known as Aleksandr Gennadyevich Starunskiy)

Denis Valerievich TYURIN

Elizaveta Yuryevna BRODSKAYA (also known as Elizaveta Yuryevna Brodskaia)

Andrey Vladimirovich KIYASHKO

Konstantin KALASHNIKOV (also known as Konstiantyn Kalashnikov)

Elena Mikhaylovna AFANASYEVA (also known as Yelena Mikhailovna Afanasieva, Helena Shudra or Victoria Pesti)

Aleksey Alekseyevich GARASHCHENKO

Anastasia Igorevna YERMOSHKINA

Aleksandr Vitalyevich NEZHENTSEV

Konstantin Albertovich FEDORENKO

Oleg Yuryevich NESTEROV

Yevgeniy Rodionovich KIM

Oleg Nikolaevich KOZHEMYAKO

Ilya Vasilevich REBROV (also known as Ilia Vasilyevich or Vasilievich)

Igor Alekseevich ALTUSHKIN

Dzhamaldin Emirmagomedovich PASHAYEV

Mark Sergeevich BUZUK

Vasily Vasilyevich ANISIMOV (also known as Vasili Vasilievich Anisimov)

Anna Evgenievna TSIVILEVA (also known as Anna Evgenievna Tsivilyova)

Sergey Yevgenyevich TSIVILEV (also known as Sergei Evgenievich Tsivilyov)

Dmitry Lvovich LOGINOV

Entities assisting the Russian government in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: February 21, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against 44 entities who support Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine by engaging in activities that support Russia’s military-industrial complex or Russia’s defence industries, Russia’s efforts to forcible transfer Ukrainian children in temporarily-occupied territories or Russia’s efforts to disseminate disinformation, contributing to the violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Russian Copper Company (also known as RCC)

Iran Air (also known as Iran Air Cargo, HOMA and Hayapeymayi Melli Iran)

Fast Bunkering Holding, Ltd.

Belmagistralavtotrans Speditions GmbH (also known as BMA Spedition GMBH)

Global Ports Managing Company LLC

Vostochnaya Stevedoring Company LLC (also known as VSC, VSK)

Akhmat Kadyrov Foundation (also known as AKF)

The Federal State Budget Educational Institution Artek International Children's Center (also known as Artek)

Aerospace Forces of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation (also known as Russian Air, Space Forces and VKS)

The 924th State Centre for Unmanned Aviation

Command of the Military Transport Aviation

Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Defence Troops of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation (also known as Radiological Chemical and Biological Defence troops)

Sea River Service LLC

Commercial Seaport Olya

IRGC Research and Self Sufficiency Jihad Organization (IRGC RSSJO)

Vpower Finance Security Hong Kong Limited

Taube Precious HK Limited

Holden International Trading Ltd.

DMT Electronics (also known as DMT Elektroniks)

Smart Kit Technology Limited (also known as Smart Kit)

Siliborn Technology Limited

YLH Electronics HK Co Limited

Hongkong Chip Line International Co.

LL Electronic Limited

Fepood Electronics HK Co Limited

Xin Quan Electronics Co Limited

Jinhua Hairun Power Technology Co Ltd

Shenzhen Royo Technology Co Limited

Qingdao Hehuixin International Trade Co Ltd

Foshan Golden Age Motor Technology Co., Ltd.

Asia Material Solutions Company Limited

Poly Technologies, Inc. (also known as PTI)

The Social Design Agency

Structura National Technologies LLC (also known as Company Group Structura LLC, GK Struktura)

ANO Dialog (also known as AUTONOMOUS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DIALOG)

Internet Development Institute (IRI) (also known as Institute for Internet Development)

Azia Shipping Holding Ltd.

Toplivo Bunkering Company (also known as TBK JSC)

Entities assisting the Russian government in evading sanctions

Entered into force: February 14, 2025

Canada is imposing sanctions against two entities for their involvement in activities supporting Russia’s ongoing violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Volga-Dnepr Airlines (Ireland) Limited

Volga-Dnepr Logistics B.V.

Sanctions against individuals involved in the violation of human rights during Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: December 9, 2024

Canada is imposing sanctions against Russian authorities and their local collaborators in response to gross and systematic human rights violations that have been committed in temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

Kirill Vladimirovich POPOV

Yuriy Pavlovich DOROSHENKO

Dmitry Vladimirovich LAIKOV

Alexander Vladimirovich NAUMENKO

Anver Tagirovich MUKSIMOV

Alexander Alexandrovich BOCHAROV

Alexander Arsenovich CHILENGIROV

Sergey Vladimirovich YEVSYUKOV

Kirill Victorovich SHAKUROV

Belarusian individuals with ties to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: August 08, 2024

Canada is imposing sanctions on three individuals who coordinate military production in Belarus and in close coordination with Russia.

Oleg Grigorievich MISHCHENKO (also known as Aleh Ryhoravich MISHCHANKA)

Pavel Nikolaevich MURAVEIKO

Andrei Valentinovich FEDIN

Belarusian entities with ties to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Entered into force: August 08, 2024

Canada is imposing sanctions on five entities who operate as part of the Belarusian defence and military-industrial complex and are involved in the production or repair of military equipment which enables Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Design Bureau “Display” JSC

Minsk Research Institute of Instrument Engineering JSC

Research Institute of Electronic Computers JSC

Additional ban on imports of Russian diamonds

Entered into force: February 29, 2024

Canada is imposing additional import restrictions on Russian diamonds under the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations targeting indirect imports of Russian diamonds weighing 1 carat and above to reduce the Putin regime’s revenues from the export of non-industrial diamonds mined or produced in Russia.

Unsorted diamonds weighing one carat or more, whether or not worked, but not mounted or set

Non-industrial diamonds weighing one carat or more, unworked or simply sawn, cleaved or bruted, but not mounted or set

Non-industrial diamonds weighing one carat or more, not mounted or set, other than diamonds that are unworked or simply sawn, cleaved or bruted.

Entered into force: February 21, 2024

Canada is imposing sanctions on 10 individuals, including Putin's aide and other senior officials of private and state-owned companies, who represent nodes of direct and indirect support of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine through finance, logistics and sanctions evasion.

Igor Yevgenyevich LEVITIN

Leonid Yevgenyevich LEVITIN

Andrey Viktorovich FILATOV

Nikita Anatolyevich MISHIN

Andrey Yurievich MOLCHANOV

Andrei Removich BOKAREV

Konstantin Victorovich KHAMLAI

Sergei Eduardovich SARKISOV

Nikolai Eduardovich SARKISOV

Vladimir Vladimirovich PAVLOV

Russian entities with ties to the military-industrial complex

Entered into force: February 21, 2024

Canada is imposing sanctions on 153 entities, most of which are part of the Russian military-industrial complex, and who provide goods and services such as components for Kalibr missiles and drones, insurance and retail services to Russian soldiers and to the Russian Ministry of Defence. They also include entities providing oil transportation and logistics services to the Russian government.

“Voentorg-Retail” LLC

Insurance Company RESO-Garantia

Globaltrans Investment PLC

Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port

Federal State Enterprise Plant named after Y.M. Sverdlov

“Trading House “ROSEL” JSC

Omsk Motor-Manufacturing Design Bureau

State Research Institute of Instrument Engineering – GosNIIP

Research and Production Enterprise Radar MMS JSC

Verkhnyaya Salda Chemical Container Plant JSC

Moscow Research Institute Agat JSC

Military-Patriotic Recreation Park of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

All-Russian Research Institute of Optical and Physical Measurements

Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Russian Federal Nuclear Center – Zababakhin All Russia Research Institute of Technical Physics”

National Research Institute for Physical Technical and Radio Engineering Measurements

VYMPEL Interstate Corporation

Federal State Unitary Enterprise “State Scientific-Research Institute for Aviation Systems” (GosNIIAS)

State Scientific Research Institute of Machine Building Bakhirev (GosNIImash)

Leading Production and Technical Enterprise Granit (also known as The Main Technological and Industrial Enterprise “Granit”)

Ryazan State Instrument Making Enterprise JSC

Academician V.P. Makeyev State Rocket Centre JSC

Dux JSC (also known as Duks)

Plastmass Plant JSC (also known as Joint Stock Company “Zavod Plastmass”)

Zavod Radiopribor PJSC

Shiprepairing Center “Zvyozdochka” JSC

Zlatoustovsky Machine Building Plant JSC (also known as Zlatmash and Zlatoust Factory of Specialized Arms Steels LLC)

Scientific Production Enterprise Izmeritel JSC

Ilyushin Aviation Complex OJSC

Academician M.F. Reshetnev Information Satellite Systems JSC

Research and Production Corporation Istok Named After Ai Shokin PJSC

Kazan Synthetic Rubber Plant JSC

Kaluga Research Institute of Radio Engineering JSC

Marine Instrumentation Engineering Corporation JSC

KORSAR Ltd. (also known as Korus Consulting Cis Limited Liability Company)

SPE Krasnoznamenets JSC

Krylov State Research Centre (also known as Krylov State Scientific Center Federal State Unitary Enterprise)

Kurganpribor JSC (also known as Scientific-Production Association “Kurganpribor”)

Laser Components Ltd. (also known as LLC Laser Components)

The St. Petersburg’s Sea Bureau of Mechanical Engineering Malachite JSC (also known as Saint-Petersburg Marine Design Bureau “Malachite”)

Arsenal Machine-Building Plant OJSC

Metrotek Ltd. (also known as NTC Metrotek)

Corporation Moscow Institute of Heat Technology JSC

JSC “MNITI” (also known as Moscow Scientific Research Television Institute and ZAO MNITI)

Molot-Oruzhie Limited

Mytishchi Machine-Building Plant (also known as Mytishchinski Mashinostroitelny Zavod, OAO)

Scientific-Research Engineering Institute JSC (also known as Scientific Research Engineering Institute, AO Nauchno- Issledovatelskiy Inzhenerniy Institut and AO NIII)

Research and Design Institute of Sea Thermal Engineering

Tikhomirov Scientific-Research Institute of Instrument Design JSC

Mechanical Engineering Research Institute Named After V.V. Bahirev (also known as NIMI Named After V.V. Bakhirev, JSC)

Special Research Bureau of Moscow Power Engineering Institute

Novosibirsk Plant of Artificial Fibre

Research and Manufacturing Association “Development of Innovative Technologies” (also known as Engineering Center of Innovative Technologies)

NPCAP JSC (also known as Plant Zvezda – Branch of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise Scientific and Production Center of Automation and Instrumentation named after academician N.A. Pilyugin)

Independent Insurance Group Ltd.

North Western Regional Center of “Almaz-Antey” – Obukhovskiy Plant, JSC (also known as North Western Regional Center of “Almaz-Antey” – Obukhovsky Plant, JSC)

Experimental Design Bureau of Engineering (also known as OKB “Technika”) Ocean Chips LLC

Concern Oceanpribor, JSC

Omsk Transport Machine Building Plant (also known as Omsk Transport Machine Factory Omsktransmash

Scientific Production Association Pribor Named After S.S. Golembiovsky, Stock Company (also known as SPA Pribor Named After S.S. Golembiovsky, SC)

Proletarsky Zavod, PJSC (also known as Public Joint Stock Company Proletarsky Plant and Public Joint Stock Company Proletarsky Zavod)

Scientific and Engineering Institute Radiosvyaz JSC (also known as Joint Stock Company Scientific Technical Institute Radiosvyaz)

Radiofizika JSC (also known as OAO Radiofizika)

Scientific and Production Association “Radioelectronics” Named After V.I. Shimco JSC (also known as Joint Stock Company Scientific-Production Union for Radioelectronics Named After V.I. Shimko)

Remdizel JSC (also known as Remdizel Joint Stock Venture)

The Russian Institute of Radionavigation and Time, JSC (also known as Open Joint Stock Company Russian Institute of Radionavigation and Time and Russian Institute of Radio and Time)

Russian Space Systems JSC

Ramensky Instrument Engineering Plant

Academician A.L. Mints Radiotechnical Institute Joint Stock Company

Central Design Bureau for Marine Engineering “Rubin” (also known as Joint Stock Company Central Design Bureau For Marine Engineering Rubin)

Research and Production Association RusBITech (also known as Rusbitech)

Saratovsky Radiopriborny Zavod JSC (also known as Aktsionernoe Obshchestvo Saratovski Radiopribornyi Zavod)

Shipbuilding Plant “Severnaya Verf” (also known as Severnaya Verf Shipbuilding Factory)

Severnoye Design Bureau Joint Stock Company

Proizvodstvennoye ob’edinenie Severnoye Mashinostroitelnoye Predpriyatie (also known as PO Sevmash, Production Association Severnoye Machine-Building Enterprise and JSC Production Obyedineniye Severnoye Mashinostroitelnoye)

Stavropol Radioplant “Signal” PJSC (also known as Stavropol Radio Plant Signal)

Research-and-Production Corporation “Precision Systems and Instruments” (also known as Joint Stock Company Research and Production Corporation Precision Systems and Instruments)

Sovremennye Tekhnologii Zazemleniya LLC (also known as Sovremennye Tekhnologii Limited Liability Company)

Ak Bars Shipbuilding Corporation JSC

Kaluga-Based Instrument-Making Plant “Typhoon” Joint Stock Company (also known as Research and Production Enterprise “Kaluga Instrument-Making Plant ‘Tyfun’”)

Afanasyev Research and Production Enterprise Technomac (also known as Afanasyev Technomac, JSC)

Techpribor (also known as Public Joint Stock Company Techpribor)

Tula Cartridge Works JSC

Ulyanovsk Cartridge Works JSC (also known as Aktsionernoe Obshchestvo Ulyanovskii Patronnyi Zavod)

Ulyanovsk Mechanical Plant

Uranis-Radio Systems JSC (also known as OAO ‘Uranis-Radiosistemy’ and Uranis Radio Systems)

Experimental Design Bureau “Fakel” JSC

Engineering Design Bureau “Fakel” JSC (also known as Joint Stock Company Machine-Building Engineering Office Fakel named after Akademika P. D. Grushina)

Federal News Agency (also known as Federal News Agency LLC)

Fregat Limited Liability Company (also known as Fregat OOO)

Khabarovsk Shipbuilding Yard JSC (also known as JSC Khabarovsk Shipbuilding Yard)

Central Research Institute “Cyclone” JSC (also known as Joint Stock Company Central Research Institute Cyclone)

Alexeev’s Central Hydrofoil Design Bureau (also known as R. Ye. Alekseyev Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Ships)

Central Research Institute of Chemistry and Mechanics, FSUE (also known as Federal State Unitary Enterprise Central Scientific Research Institute of Chemistry and Mechanics)

Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant URALTRAC LLC (also known as LLC Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant Uraltrak)

The Ilyenko ELARA Research and Production Complex, JSC (also known as Open Joint Stock Company Ilyenko Elara Research and Production Complex)

Experimental Design Bureau “Electroautomatics” Named After P.A. Efimov JSC (also known as Joint Stock Company Experimental-Design Bureau Elektroavtomatika in the Name of P.A. Efimov)

NPO “Echelon” (also known as Joint Stock Company “Echelon Union for Science and Development”)

YANTAR Shipyard (also known as Yantar)

Yaroslavl Radioworks (also known as Joint Stock Company Yaroslav Radio Factory)

Yaroslavsky Shipbuilding Plant, Public Joint Stock Company (also known as Yaroslavl Shipbuilding Factory)

Aviaavtomatika Named After V. Tarasov JSC

Vyatka Machinery Plant AVITEC JSC (also known as VMP AVITEC JSC and Joint Stock Company Vyatskoye Mashinostroitelnoye Predpriyatiye Avitek)

Machine-Building Plant AGAT Gavrilov-Yam JSC (also known as Joint Stock Company Gavrilov Yam Machine Building Plant Agat, Agat and Gavrilov-Yaminskiy Machine-Building Plant, JSC)

Agregat PJSC (also known as Public Joint Stock Company Agregat)

Battery Company “Rigel” (also known as Joint Stock Company Battery Company Rigel)

Izhevsky Motozavod “Axion-Holding” (also known as JSC Izhevsk Motozavod Axion-Holding)

Almaz Central Marine Design Bureau JSC

Northern Production Association “Arktika” JSC

V. Frunze Arsenal Design Bureau Joint Stock Company

Aerospace Systems Design Bureau, JSC

Baltex Ltd. (also known as Baltech LLC)

Bank “Saint-Petersburg” Public JSC (also known as Bank St Petersburg PJSC)

Barnaul Cartridge Plant, JSC

Bryansk Electromechanical Plant

Limited Liability Company “Autonomous Systems”

Autonomous Non-Profit Organization “Innovations Development Agency of Ulyanovsk Region”

Aerokon Limited Liability Company

Unmanned Systems Group

“Almaz-Antey” Air and Space Defence Corporation, JSC

Research and Production Enterprise “Almaz” JSC

Voluntary Society for Assisting Army, Air Force and Navy of Russia (also known as DOSAAF of Russia)

Russian Helicopter Systems

VSMPO-AVISMA Corporation (also known as Public Stock Company VSMPO-AVISMA Corporation)

The Federal State Budgetary Institution “The Editorial and Publishing Center ‘Krasnaya Zvezda’” of the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation

Editorial Office of the Newspaper “Krasnaya Zvezda”

Krasnoe Znamya Plant (also known as PJSC Zavod “Krasnoe Znamya”)

All-Russian Research Institute of Radio-Engineering JSC

Central Scientific Research Institute “Kurs” JSC

Mari Machine Building Plant JSC

TULAMASHZAVOD JSC (also known as Tulamashzavod PA – Production Association, Tulamashzavod PA and Tulamashzavod Production Association)

Sredne-Nevsky Shipbuilding Plant

Russian individuals involved in illegal elections in Ukraine

Entered into force: December 8, 2023

Canada is imposing sanctions on 30 Russian nationals who ran in the Kremlin-organized sham elections on September 8-10, 2023 in the temporarily Russian-occupied territory of Kherson Oblast in Ukraine.

Dmitry Yurievich BULANOV

Vitaly Anatolyevich BIDNYK

Abdulla Arsenovich GAZIMAGOMEDOV

Victor Vadimovich VOLOGZHANIN

Sergey Yurievich GRISHIN

Artur Yurievich VDOVYN

Samvel Artavazdovych GALSTYAN

Nikolai Victorovich GORBACHEV

Anatoly Nikolaevich GORCHAKOV

Ramil Linarovich ZAMALETDINOV

Igor Valerievich DERYUGIN

Mikhail Mikhialovich KNYAZEV

Evgeny Sergeevich KUZMIN

Vladimir Ivanovich LEBEDKIN

Mikhail Nikolaevich MAKSIMOV

Sultan Raisovich MINAZETDINOV

Andrei Pavlovich SABINOV

Alexey Yurievich POCHERNIN

Yulia Victorovna PRASOL

Pavel Mikhailovych TROPKIN

Sergei Olegovich SOROKIN

Andrei Gennadievich TYUVIKOV

Elena Valyerevna SHANDER

Alexander Alexandrovich FOMIN

Alexander Vasilievich KHLYUSTOV

Tamerlan Ruslanovich TSALYKOV

Igor Anatolyevich CHERNYI

Sergey Nikolaevich SHVAIKO

Alexander Nikolaevich SHYLOVYCH

Ivan Vladimirovich SHUMAKOV

Russian diamonds and diamond-related products

Entered into force: December 5, 2023

Canada is imposing new import restrictions on Russian diamonds and diamond jewellery related products to reduce the revenues that the Putin regime extracts from the export of non-industrial diamonds mined, processed or produced in Russia. The amendments also include necessary changes to the existing luxury export ban and import ban in the Russia Regulations to ensure consistency with the new additions to the import ban on diamond and diamond-related products.

Unsorted diamonds, whether or not worked, but not mounted or set

Non-industrial diamonds, unworked or simply sawn, cleaved or bruted, but not mounted or set

Non-industrial diamonds, not mounted or set, other than diamonds that are unworked or simply sawn, cleaved or bruted

Synthetic or reconstructed diamonds, unworked or simply sawn or roughly shaped

Synthetic or reconstructed diamonds, other than diamonds that are unworked or simply sawn or roughly shaped

Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal

Articles of goldsmiths' or silversmiths' wares and parts thereof, of silver, whether or not plated or clad with other precious metal

Articles of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal not elsewhere specified in this list, other than platinum catalysts in the form of wire cloth or grill

Articles of precious or semi-precious stones (natural, synthetic or reconstructed)

Wristwatches, pocket-watches and other watches, including stopwatches, with cases of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal

Russian individuals involved in disinformation and war propaganda

Entered into force: November 9, 2023

Canada is imposing sanctions on nine individuals who have actively disseminated Russian disinformation and propaganda the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, stretching back to the invasion and illegal occupation of Crimea.

Igor Sergeyevich IVANOV

Ivan Nikolaevich TIMOFEEV

Aleksandr Oganovich CHUBARYAN

Alexander Yevgenyevich KONKOV

Andrei Mikhailovich ILNITSKY

Dmitry Vyacheslavovich SUSLOV

Andrey Andreevich SUSHENTSOV

Oleg Nikolaevich BARABANOV

Russian disinformation and war propaganda entities

Entered into force: November 9, 2023

Canada is imposing sanctions on six arms-length and state-owned-entities that host and support various platforms used for disseminating Russian disinformation, including mass media, newspapers and websites.

The Center for Socio-Conservative Politics Non-Commercial Partnership

The Institute of State and Law (ISL) of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS)

Parliamentskaya Gazeta Newspaper

Russian collaborators in Moldova

Entered into force: October 16, 2023

Canada is imposing sanctions on 9 individuals, including people who are associated with influential oligarchs or connected to the Shor Party, sanctioned by Canada in June 2023 in response to its continued efforts to destabilize the democratically elected Moldovan government in favour of Russia.

Aleksandr Valeryevich KALININ

Grigore Ivanovich CARAMALAC

Moldovan television stations

Entered into force: October 16, 2023

Canada is imposing sanctions on 6 television stations that Moldovan authorities have found actively and disseminated Russian disinformation to justify Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.

Perviy Kanal in Moldova

Close collaborators of the Russian Regime and disinformation agents

Entered into force: September 20, 2023

Alexey Aleksandrovich PETROV

Marina Yurievna EZHOVA

Tuiaara Valerievna VASILIEVA

Andrei Eduardovich STEPANOV

Liudmila Borisovna NIZAMOVA

Natalia Vladimirovna KOMAROVA

Andrei Aleksandrovich MUKHIN

Tereza Anatolyevna PONOMAREVA

Natalia Vasilievna STREBKOVA

Artyom Alexeevich ZDUNOV

Nikita Vladimirovich NAGORNY

Anton Vyacheslavovich DEMIDOV

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