South Korea Tightens Trade Controls With Russia, Belarus
South Korea has bolstered its trade controls with Russia and Belarus. The OverRuled: Russia Trade Controls Resource Center has been updated, and new export regulations have been announced.
Starting October 1, 2025, South Korea will require situational approval for exporting certain non-strategic items to Russia and Belarus. This decision, made by the South Korean government, aims to strengthen trade oversight.
The updated resource center, OverRuled: Russia Trade Controls, will list these newly controlled items. Businesses exporting to Russia and Belarus are advised to review the updated regulations and obtain approval when necessary.
South Korea's updated trade controls, effective October 1, 2025, require situational approval for specific non-strategic exports to Russia and Belarus. Businesses are urged to stay informed and comply with the new regulations.
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