MOSCOW, February 23 Canada has imposed sanctions against a number of Russian factories and enterprises, according to a statement on the Canadian government website.
Srednenevsky, Khabarovsk and Yaroslavl shipyards, as well as the Severnaya Verf shipyard, the Zvezdochka ship repair center, the Baltic Shipyard, and the Yantar plant were subject to sanctions.
The list also includes the Mari, Mytishchi, Tula and Zlatoust machine-building plants. Sanctions now apply to the Vyatka machine-building enterprise «AVITEK», the Gavrilov-Yamsky machine-building plant «Agat», the «Proletarsky plant», the machine-building plant «Arsenal» and the Omsk transport engineering plant.
In addition, the sanctions affected the Barnaul and the Ulyanovsk Cartridge Plant and the Perm Powder Plant, the Ilyushin Aviation Complex, Kurganpribor, the Frunze Arsenal design bureau, Molot-oruzhie LLC.
An electromechanical plant in Bryansk and a mechanical plant in Ulyanovsk were added to the lists. The Typhoon instrument-making plant in Kaluga and the Ramensky instrument-making plant also found themselves under sanctions.
Canadian sanctions have now been imposed against the Red Banner plant, the Sverdlov plant, the Plastics Plant, the Pilyugin Automation Center, the Signal radio plant, the Izhevsk Motor Plant Aksion-Holding, and the Istok Research and Production Enterprise named after Shokin.
The Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant, the Novosibirsk Artificial Fiber Plant, the Kazan Synthetic Rubber Plant, the Saratov Radio Instrument Plant, the Verkhnesaldinsky Chemical Capacity Plant and the State Ryazan Instrument Plant are under sanctions.
The sanctions included Globaltrans Investment, Ust-Luga Oil, trading house Rosel, JSC VNIIR-Progress, Omsk Engine Design Bureau, NPP Radar mms, Vertical LLC, Voentelecom. The new list also includes JSC GPTP «Granit», JSC «Dux», «Plant «Fiolent», «Radiopribor», JSC «Izumrud», JSC «GRC Makeeva», JSC «Borisfen», company «ASCON», LLC «Aerokon» «.