Great Britain imposed sanctions against the Soyuz plant, where engines for the X-22, X-59 and Caliber missiles are produced, as well as its chief designer Mkrtich Okroyan. This was reported on the website of the government of the kingdom.
Several members of his family were also subject to restrictions. In addition, the updated list included the Zala Aero enterprise, where the Lancet drones are produced, as well as its chief designer Alexander Zakharov, his wife and children.
In total, the kingdom’s updated sanctions list included 46 individuals and legal entities, including the Votkinsk Machine-Building Plant, the Radar mms and Radiotekhkomplekt enterprises, as well as someone arrested in Finland on suspicion of war crimes in Ukraine neo-Nazi Jan Petrovsky.
In addition, restrictions were introduced against the Belarusian company Display and several enterprises from Serbia, Uzbekistan, Turkey, China and the UAE, which, according to the British government, helped the Russian authorities circumvent sanctions.