Monaco updates Russian military supplier’s Ukraine sanctions entry
Monaco updated the sanctions listing for LLC Irz-Svyaz under the EU Ukraine territorial integrity regime, reflecting an EU corrigendum published Aug. 11, though the decision does not specify separate commencement timing.
MONACO, August 11, 2026 — Monaco revised the sanctions record for a Russian communications-system maker linked in the listing to military equipment used by Russian forces in Ukraine.
Decision No. 2026-92 amends the entry for LLC Irz-Svyaz under the EU Ukraine territorial integrity regime. The revised legal basis cites EU Regulation 2026/509 of April 23 and a corrigendum published August 11, alongside Monaco decisions 2026-38 and 2026-92.
The grounds identify the company as a Russian manufacturer of communications systems with licenses to produce and repair weapons and military equipment. Its components are used in Orlan-10 and Tachion unmanned aerial vehicles deployed by Russian forces in Ukraine, and it sells products to companies in Russia’s military-industrial complex. The listing says those activities provide material support for actions threatening Ukraine’s territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence.
The revised record includes the alias LLC Irz-Svyaz, a Russian address, registration and tax numbers, and a 1996 registration date.
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