Ukrinform Ukraine Sanctions 23 Russian Defense Firms Linked to Missile Production
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- •Ukraine sanctioned 23 companies and 20 individuals linked to Russia's defense sector.
- •Key firms include Kidma Tech and the Morozov Plant, involved in missile production.
- •Sanctions include asset freezes and trade restrictions to weaken Russia's military capabilities.
On August 3, 2026, Ukraine imposed sanctions on 23 companies and 20 individuals associated with Russia's defense sector. This action, authorized by President Zelensky, targets firms involved in manufacturing and supplying military equipment, particularly those circumventing existing sanctions. Key companies affected include Kidma Tech, which produces optical devices and air defense systems, and the Morozov Plant, known for supplying components for the Iskander-M missile. The sanctions include asset freezes, trade halts, and bans on public procurement. The decree aims to weaken Russia's military capabilities by restricting access to critical technologies and financing. The move is part of a broader strategy to pressure Russia's arms industry, following previous sanctions on other entities involved in military production. The Ukrainian government is coordinating with international partners to encourage similar sanctions globally.
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