Dictators No Peace Trade List !full!

Following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia became the most sanctioned nation on Earth, with over 16,000 individual designations targeting oligarchs, central bank assets, energy exports, and technology imports. The stated goal: force a withdrawal and restore peace. Yet two years on, Russia adapted via parallel imports from China, Turkey, and the UAE. The ruble stabilized; war spending fueled GDP growth. The trade list became a blueprint for a new authoritarian international.

The most potent weapon of the Dictators No Peace Trade List is extraterritoriality. A bank in Singapore, a logistics firm in Dubai, or an insurer in London can be penalized by the U.S. Treasury for processing a transaction for a listed regime—even if that transaction is legal under local law.