The US Treasury Department has added eight individuals and five legal entities in Cuba to its sanctions list.
Key facts
- •The US Treasury Department added eight individuals and five legal entities to its Cuba sanctions list.
- •Monica Milian Gomez, Cuba's military, naval, and air attache in Russia, is among those sanctioned.
- •Waldo Perez Cortes, Cuba's military attache in China, was also placed under restrictions.
- •Sanctioned entities include the Yuri Gagarin defense industry enterprise, Tecnotex, Tecnoimport, Duna, and UIM.
- •All five sanctioned legal entities are registered in Havana.
The US Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control announced new sanctions against Cuba on August 6. The measures target eight individuals, including the country's military attaches in Russia and China, as well as five Cuba-based legal entities.
Targeted Individuals and Entities
The individuals sanctioned include Monica Milian Gomez, identified as Cuba's military, naval, and air attache in Russia, and Waldo Perez Cortes, the military attache in China. The five sanctioned legal entities are all registered in Havana and include the Yuri Gagarin defense industry enterprise, Tecnotex, Tecnoimport, Duna, and UIM.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by TASS (English).
