New Zealand imposes sanctions on 33 individuals and organizations supporting Russia's war in Ukraine
New Zealand has enacted a new package of sanctions against 33 individuals and organizations supporting Russia's actions in Ukraine. The measures target cybercriminals and those involved in the abduction of Ukrainian children, as well as representatives from Russia's military-industrial complex and foreign supporters. This information comes from New Zealand's Foreign Minister Peters.
Claims & verification status
New Zealand has imposed a new package of sanctions on 33 individuals and organizations supporting Russia's actions in Ukraine.
The sanctions target cybercriminals and individuals involved in the abduction of Ukrainian children, as well as representatives from Russia's military-industrial complex.
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Impact analysis
Who claims what
- —New Zealand has imposed a new package of sanctions on 33 individuals and organizations supporting Russia's actions in Ukraine. (per New Zealand's Foreign Minister Peters)
- —The sanctions target cybercriminals and individuals involved in the abduction of Ukrainian children, as well as representatives from Russia's military-industrial complex. (per New Zealand's Foreign Minister Peters)
Our assessment
If confirmed, New Zealand's new sanctions expand the international measures against Russian-linked entities and third-party supporters, including those from North Korea and Iran.…
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