Canada Has Expanded Its Sanctions Against Russia

The restrictions affected missile developers and participants in cyber operations.

Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand announced on Monday, November 9, the imposition of additional sanctions against Russia.

She made the announcement on the sidelines of the G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Paris, according to a statement reported by “European Truth”.

It is noted that Canada is adding another 38 legal entities and 24 individuals to the sanctions list with the aim of further limiting Russia’s military capabilities by “targeting elements of its defense-industrial base, in particular entities involved in the development of ballistic missile technologies and Russia’s cyber activities.”

It is also emphasized that these measures are intended to increase Russia’s economic costs associated with the war against Ukraine by targeting financial intermediaries—in particular, cryptocurrency exchanges—that help sustain the Russian Federation’s military economy.

“Canada is taking steps to undermine Putin’s ability to strike Ukrainian cities. We remain unwavering in our support for Ukraine and will continue to impose sanctions against Russia until it ceases its aggression and begins to respect Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity,” Anand emphasized.

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