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ARTICLE · 15 DECEMBER 2015

Russia's Sanctions Against Turkey

In response to Turkey downing a Russian military jet near the Syrian border in November, the Kremlin has imposed a suite of unilateral sanctions against Turkey.

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In response to Turkey downing a Russian military jet near the Syrian border in November, the Kremlin has imposed a suite of unilateral sanctions against Turkey.

A statement outlining the scope of the sanctions imposed under President Putin's Executive Order on 28 November 2015 is available here (http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/50805). 

Among other things, the sanctions place bans and limitations on the import into the Russian Federation of certain goods originating from Turkey; prohibit employment of Turkish nationals by Russian companies as of 1 January 2016 (unless they were already employed or the Russian employer is included on a special list to be maintained by the Russian Government); and restrict Turkish companies from performing certain work and services in Russia. Other measures include suspension of visa-free travel to Russia for Turkish citizens commencing 1 January 2016 (except for those who have residence permits and diplomats and their

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