The new rules aim to disrupt the procurement networks that are funneling semiconductors and other technology to Russian forces, who then use them to wage war against Ukraine.
They will give the U.S. government expanded authority to prevent products made with U.S. technology from being shipped to Russia, even if those products are manufactured in countries outside of the United States.
The penalties also included the addition of 123 entities in Russia, Crimea, China, Turkey, Iran and Cyprus to a so-called entity list.
Suppliers are barred from sending companies on the entity list certain products without first obtaining a government license.
The government also added certain addresses in Hong Kong and Turkey to the list that were known to set up shell companies, meaning any further shell companies registered to those addresses would face trade restrictions.
Persons:
Biden
Organizations:
Ukraine
Locations:
Russia, China, Russian, United States, Crimea, Turkey, Iran, Cyprus, Hong Kong