The EU has announced nearly 1,600 new sanctions listings targeting Russia’s military-industrial complex. Can the measures disrupt the supply chains behind Moscow’s missiles and drones, and weaken its ability to wage war against Ukraine? Mykola Bielieskov, research fellow at Ukraine’s National Institute for Strategic Studies and senior analyst at Come Back Alive, examines Russia’s dependence on foreign technology, how Moscow circumvents sanctions and whether successive rounds of restrictions have worked.
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00:00 EU unveils new sanctions targeting Russia’s military-industrial complex
00:28 Interview: Mykola Bielieskov, Research Fellow at the Ukrainian Institute for Strategic Studies and Senior Analyst at Come Back Alive
00:47 How sanctions affect Russia’s weapons production capacity
01:33 Russia’s dependence on foreign technology for missiles and drones
02:03 Western-made components found in Russian weapons
02:32 How Russia circumvents sanctions through third countries
03:41 Kyrgyzstan’s role as a potential sanctions evasion route
03:52 Trump’s plan to import Russian diesel raises concerns
04:06 Growing differences between US and European approaches to Russia and Ukraine
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