The new restrictions will hit the defense industry of the aggressor country.
South Korea will not supply computers, chips, chips and other goods and technologies to Russia and Belarus due to aggression against our country. Seoul has agreed on restrictions on 57 non-strategic goods, said Deputy Finance Minister Lee Yeogh Won .
The government intends to strengthen export controls over the two countries by banning the supply of non-strategic goods and technology. First of all, electronics and semiconductor products will be banned.
South Korea is one of the world's leading manufacturers of electronics, telecommunications equipment, semiconductors and integrated circuits. Seoul is also a leading manufacturer of memory chips.
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It will be recalled that Russia's defense industry depends on imported goods and technologies. For example, the “stuffing” for drones is supplied by Israel, and French thermal imagers for tanks are purchased to circumvent existing sanctions. Restrictions on the supply of goods and technology will hamper the development of new weapons in Russia.
Currently, the United States is preparing to limit the supply of technological products to Russian companies Serniya Engineering, Sertal and a number of others that manufacture weapons, equipment and technology for the Russian army and special services.
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