USA Grants Lukoil Derogation in Bulgaria for Six Months

by Daniel Perez - News Editor
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US Clarifies Sanctions Related to Lukoil and Russian Activities

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has issued a clarification regarding a general license. This license does not permit transactions that are already prohibited by the Russian Harmful Foreign Activities Sanctions regulation. This includes any dealings with individuals or entities blocked due to sanctions related to Russia,specifically extending to affiliates of Lukoil Public Joint Stock Company,unless those specific entities are explicitly exempted by the general license or receive separate authorization from OFAC.

Essentially, the clarification reinforces that the general license provides limited exceptions and does not override existing, broader sanctions targeting Russia and its related parties. Any transactions perhaps violating these regulations require self-reliant review and, if necessary, specific approval from OFAC to ensure compliance.

This proclamation aims to prevent misinterpretation of the general license and ensure continued adherence to the U.S. goverment’s sanctions programme against Russia. Businesses and individuals should consult the official OFAC guidance for detailed information and to confirm the permissibility of specific transactions. You can find more information on the OFAC website.

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