UKNoticeOfficial ✓October 8, 2026· GOV.UK
New UK sanctions hit the money, oil and supply chains fuelling Russia's war
What happened
The UK government implemented 38 new designations as part of its sanctions policy. These designations specifically target Russian oil companies and shadow fleet tankers. Additionally, the sanctions apply to those supplying goods deemed critical to Russia’s military.
Why it matters
These actions aim to disrupt the financial resources and supply chains that support Russia's military efforts. By targeting oil and military suppliers, the policy seeks to reduce Russia's ability to fund and conduct its war.
Who it affects
- ›Russian oil companies
- ›Shadow fleet tankers
- ›Suppliers of critical goods to Russia's military
Receipts
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