The Japanese government has decided to impose sanctions on 11 individuals, 51 legal entities and 3 banks from Russia, as well as dozens of companies and 1 individual from 8 countries, APA reports.
The relevant decisions were published by the country's Cabinet of Ministers on Friday.
In addition, it banned the export of capsaicin and 335 types of goods used in industry to the Russian Federation, including parts of special equipment.
The measures include, in particular, the freezing of the assets of Alrosa CEO Pavel Marinychev, Rostec State Corporation First Deputy CEO Vladimir Artyakov, PSV Technologies CEO Sergey Petrov and eight other individuals if they are found.
The sanctions include the Russian Machine-Building Scientific and Production Union, the Aleksinsky Chemical Plant, as well as other Scientific and Production Unions and enterprises.
In addition, the sanctions apply to CMRBank, RFK Bank and Timer Bank. Export restrictions have been imposed on 22 more companies and organizations from Russia.
The same measures were also applied to 31 companies from China (18), the UAE (1), Kazakhstan (1), Kyrgyzstan (2), Thailand (1) and Turkey (8).
In addition, the asset freeze applies to one DPRK citizen, as well as to the MRB Bank of Georgia.
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