On official sanctions lists
Special Operations Forces
28 names and spellings · found in 9 data sources · on 8 official sanctions lists
Also known as
- specialstyrkorna
- SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES (RUSSIAN: СИЛЫ СПЕЦИАЛЬНЫХ ОПЕРАЦИЙ)
- Sily pre špeciálne operácie
- forces d’opérations spéciales
- Командование Сил специальных операций
- Különleges műveleti erők
- Sondereinsatzkräfte
- Strijdkrachten voor speciale operaties
- воинская часть 99450
- Siły operacji specjalnych
- Forze per operazioni speciali
- Special Operations Forces (forces d’opérations spéciales)
- Specialiųjų operacijų pajėgos
- Специалните оперативни сили
- Special Operations Forces (of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation)
- Erioperatsiooniväed
- Командування Сил спеціальних операцій
- Posebne operativne snage
- Forças de Operações Especiais
- Fuerzas de Operaciones Especiales
- enote za specialno delovanje
- Δυνάμεις ειδικών επιχειρήσεων
- Erikoisjoukot
- Forțele pentru operații speciale
- Specialoperationsstyrkerne
- Силы специальных операций
- Komanduvannia Syl spetsialnykh operatsii
Named on 8 official sanctions lists
- Belgian Financial SanctionsFederal Public Service Finance
- EU Council Official Journal Sanctioned EntitiesCouncil of the European Union
- EU Financial Sanctions Files (FSF)Directorate‑General for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union
- French National Asset Freezing SystemDirection Générale du Trésor
- Monaco National Fund Freezing ListLa Principauté de Monaco
- New Zealand Russia SanctionsMinistry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Swiss SECO Sanctions/EmbargoesState Secretariat for Economic Affairs
- Ukraine NSDC State Register of SanctionsNational Security and Defense Council
In the full profile
- 28 names and spellings
- 5 addresses
- 4 sanctions programmes
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