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ARTICLE · 10 MARCH 2026

BCL Sanctions Update: Key UK Enforcement, Policy And Compliance Trends

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Welcome to BCL's latest sanctions round-up, highlighting key UK and international developments in sanctions law and compliance.

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Welcome to BCL's latest sanctions round-up, highlighting key UK and international developments in sanctions law and compliance.

This edition covers, amongst other matters, updates to the UK's sanctions list and developing trends in designation methodology.

UK designations

Russia: largest UK sanctions package since 2022

  • On 24 February, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office ("FCDO") updated the UK sanctions list with thea designations of 240 entities, 7 individuals and 50 ships, constituting the largest UK sanctions package since the early months of 2022. The designations predominantly target Russia's ability to generate energy revenues, being aimed in part at a "shadow fleet" network, Transneft (which the FCDO asserts transports 80% of Russian oil exports), and key suppliers of military equipment and dual use goods, some based in China and Hong Kong. Disinformation networks including Georgian TV channels were also targeted. This brings the total

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