New US Sanctions and Export Controls

Companies should review new sanctions and export controls targeting Russia’s mining and metals sectors and expect robust enforcement as the U.S. partners with allies to combat sanctions evasion. New guidance highlights diversion and evasion risk for international transactions.

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