South Korean government cuts off ”detour export companies” to Russia and Belarus... strengthens ”crackdown”

South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (Ministry) announced on the 26th, ``We will form and operate a working group with related organizations such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), the Customs Service, the Defense Projects Agency, the Strategic Materials Administration, and the National Intelligence Service.
"We are managing the implementation of export controls for Belarus." The South Korean government will expose companies that have exported licensed items without permission and subject them to administrative penalties and criminal penalties in accordance with the Foreign Trade Act.
punishment is imposed. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy announced that regarding exports from Russia and Belarus, the ``Notification on Export and Import of Strategic Materials'' was amended and enforced on the 24th of this month, which expands the scope of ``situational permission''.
, plans to work with related ministries and agencies to strengthen control and enforcement of illegal exports of licensed items. In addition, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has revised the Common Core, which requires cooperating countries to carry out bypass export controls.
The government plans to focus on investigations and crackdowns in order to prevent the bypassing of exports of items such as illegal goods and machine tools. Common core items include 50 semiconductor parts that may be used in drones, etc.
Item is specified. To date, the South Korean government has cracked down on illegal exports to Russia and companies that divert exports to Russia through third countries through close cooperation between authorities and cooperation with friendly countries.
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