F.P Report
WASHINGTON: On Tuesday, U.S State Department issued a press release announced sanctioning of Russian-based entity KVT-RUS.
While digging into the details State Department spokesperson added that the United States is imposing sanctions on the Russia-based entity KVT-RUS and identifying the vessel FORTUNA as blocked property.
He also commented that KVT-RUS is being sanctioned pursuant to Section 232 of the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) for knowingly selling, leasing, or providing to the Russian Federation goods, services, technology, information, or support for the construction of Russian energy export pipelines.
The United States will consider further actions in the near term, under CAATSA, and the Protecting European Energy Security Act (PEESA), as amended, the statement runs.
While commenting on the Russian aggressive actions the spokesperson said, Nord Stream 2, if completed, would give Russia the means to completely bypass Ukraine, depriving Ukraine of vital revenues and opening it up to further Russian aggressive actions, while providing the means to use natural resources as a tool of political pressure and malign influence against western Europe.
Today’s announcement demonstrates that the United States is not afraid to hold accountable those who continue to aid and abet this tool of Russian coercion, the spokesperson said.
In the end, the spokesperson commented that the United States will continue to work with our friends and allies to ensure Europe has a reliable, diversified energy supply network that does not undermine collective security.
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