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Zelensky Targets Russian Firms to Disrupt Military Supply Chains

2/28/2026

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On February 28, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced sanctions on 10 Russian logistics firms serving Russian-occupied territories.
The measures aim to disrupt microelectronics supply crucial for Russia's military operations.
Targets include the Russian DPD service and Freightlink, per President's Office.
The President's Office says firms use Ukrainian postal services to facilitate illegal activities, including Russian passports.
Zelensky's administration notes Russia has bypassed Western sanctions to obtain foreign tech.

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On February 28, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced sanctions on 10 Russian logistics firms serving Russian-occupied territories.
The measures aim to disrupt microelectronics supply crucial for Russia's military operations.
Targets include the Russian DPD service and Freightlink, per President's Office.
The President's Office says firms use Ukrainian postal services to facilitate illegal activities, including Russian passports.
Zelensky's administration notes Russia has bypassed Western sanctions to obtain foreign tech.