Pravda.Ua Ukraine Sanctions Russian Ballistic Missile Manufacturers Amid Ongoing Attacks
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- •Ukraine imposed sanctions on 70 Russian missile manufacturers following recent attacks.
- •153 people were killed and 723 injured in Ukraine due to missile strikes in the past week.
- •Sanctions also target entities aiding Russia in financial sanctions evasion, including cryptocurrency networks.
On October 11, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky enacted sanctions targeting 70 Russian individuals involved in the production of Iskander-M and Zircon ballistic missiles. These missiles have been used in recent attacks that resulted in 153 deaths and 723 injuries in Ukraine over the past week. The sanctions also extend to entities aiding Russia in evading financial sanctions, including 28 individuals and 27 legal entities linked to cryptocurrency exchanges and the A7 shadow banking network. Additionally, sanctions were imposed on 10 individuals and 21 legal entities supporting Russian interests in temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories. The Ukrainian government aims to synchronize these sanctions with international partners to enhance their effectiveness against the Russian military-industrial complex.
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