According to the documents available on the Verkhovna Rada’s website, the draft resolution has already been submitted for consideration by the parliament’s leadership and the Committee on National Security, Defense, and Intelligence.
“To approve the decision of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine dated May 27, 2023 ‘On the application of sectoral special economic and other restrictive measures (sanctions) to the Islamic Republic of Iran,’ put into effect by Presidential Decree No. 308/2023 dated May 27, 2023,” the draft proposes, with its annex specifying that sanctions are to be imposed for 50 years.
Zelenskyy earlier implemented the NSDC decision to impose sanctions against 300 individuals, including citizens of Russia, Iran, and Syria, and 141 legal entities.
Read also:
- Ukraine downs 52 of 54 Iranian-made Shahed drones in largest-yet attack; damage in Kyiv (UPDATED)
- Iran discussing with Russia more drone sales, the White House says – NYT
- Iran’s Shahed drones have stolen German tech
- Iranian ships transported 300,000 artillery shells, 1 million rounds of ammunition to Russia in six months – WSJ
- Iran ships large quantities of ammunition to Russia – WSJ
- Russia intensifies Shahed drone attacks on Ukraine after receiving new batch from Iran
- Iran’s downed Ukrainian airliner trial lacks impartiality and transparency
- Zelenskyy imposes sanctions on 240 Russian, Iranian individuals, former Motor Sich president, and 410 companies
