Canada Imposes New Sanctions on Russia Targeting Missile Tech and Cyber Operations
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- •Canada sanctions 38 entities and 24 individuals linked to Russia's military and cyber operations.
- •The sanctions target financial networks, including cryptocurrency exchanges, aiding Russia's war efforts.
- •Canada has imposed over 3,500 sanctions since 2014 in response to Russia's actions in Ukraine.
On November 9, 2026, Canada announced new sanctions against Russia, targeting 38 entities and 24 individuals involved in ballistic missile technology, cyber activities, and financial networks supporting Russia's war against Ukraine. The sanctions were announced by Foreign Minister Anita Anand during the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Paris. These measures aim to weaken Russia's military capabilities and increase economic pressure by targeting financial enablers, including cryptocurrency exchanges. Canada has now sanctioned over 3,500 individuals and entities since 2014 in response to Russia's aggression. The government emphasized its commitment to supporting Ukraine and pursuing a just peace. The sanctions are part of ongoing international efforts to constrain Russia's military operations and its ability to strike civilian targets in Ukraine.
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