UK Amends Entries Under Zimbabwe, Belarus, Cyber and Chemical Weapons Sanctions Regimes
The U.K.'s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation amended numerous entries under its Zimbabwe, Belarus, Cyber and Chemical Weapons sanctions regimes. Under the Zimbabwe sanctions list, OFSI amended the entries for Owen Ncube, Anselem Nhamo Sanyatwe and Zimbabwe Defence Industries.
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Under the Belarus sanctions regime, OFSI amended 41 entries, still subjecting them to an asset freeze and travel ban. Entries include Uladzimir Navumau, Belarus' former interior minister, and President Alexander Lukashenko's son, Viktor Lukashenko, president of Belarus' Olympic Committee.
Under the Cyber sanctions regime, OFSI amended the entries for Denis Yakovlevich Fner, Valeriya Kalabayeva and Aelita Leonidovna Mamakova.
Under the Chemical Weapons sanctions regime, OFSI amended the entries for six individuals: Tariq Yasmina, Vladimir Alexseyev, Alexander Mishkin, Andrei Yarin, Sergei Menyailo and Aleksei Krivoruchko. OFSI also amended the entry for the Scientific Studies and Research Centre and the State Scientific Research Institute for Organic Chemistry and Technology.