Polish police authorities detained a German guy on allegations of exporting dual-use technology to Russia that was used for arms production, Polands security service stated Wednesday.The man was apprehended in the Lubusz province, which borders Germany in western Poland, and charged with brokering and exporting dual-use goods to Russian area, the security service said in a statement.Without offering details, the statement said the guy had sold specialist makers that were unlawfully sent out to Russian military plants associated with weapons production.
The statement also said the guy confessed his guilt.Europe and the U.S.
have actually been trying to crack down on companies sending dual-use technology to Russia through 3rd nations to avoid sanctions.In May, the EU revealed new steps to combat sanctions evasion.Ukraine regularly states the rockets fired by Russia consist of parts produced in Western countries.Washington revealed a new round of sanctions on Russian banks this month, which it stated would interrupt Russias attempts to make cross-border payments for dual-use products and military materiel.