The U.S. Department of Commerce has listed 36 companies from nine countries as being restricted from accessing U.S. technology and goods due to violations of U.S. international sanctions laws.. Reported by Voice of America.

Of the 36 companies on the list, 25 are based in China, the rest are based in Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Lithuania, Pakistan, Singapore, the UK, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam.

In particular, the Russian company Intertech Instruments was punished for illegal supplies to Iran.

Also, six companies were included in the list for supporting the military-industrial potential of the Russian Federation, violating the regime of sanctions imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine..

The US Department of Commerce reported that Chinese companies that were on the “black list” even before the start of the Russian war against Ukraine supplied goods “of concern” to Russia and continue to supply Russian counterparties against whom the West imposed sanctions.

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It is noted that American companies that plan to supply goods or provide services to the blacklisted individuals must obtain special permission from the Department of Commerce..

Officials have said in the past that Beijing is broadly complying with international sanctions imposed on Russia..

The Chinese Embassy in the United States did not comment on the allegations against Chinese companies, but said that Beijing does not provide military assistance to Russia or Ukraine, indicating that "

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Earlier it was reported that the US Department of the Treasury imposed sanctions against 70 organizations associated with the Russian military industry, as well as against 29 people.. In particular, sanctions were imposed against the state corporation Rostec, as well as all its subsidiaries with a share of more than 50 percent.