On official sanctions lists
Vostok Battalion
43 names and spellings · found in 12 data sources · on 10 official sanctions lists
Also known as
- „Vostoko brigada“
- bataljun Vostok
- „Батальон Изток“
- “Brigata Vostok”
- Bataillon Wostok
- »Vosztok dandár«
- Vostok-pataljoona
- “Brigada de Vostok”
- “Brigada Vostok”
- Vostok Batallion
- Batallón Vostok
- battaglione Vostok
- "Vostok-brigade”
- Batalionul Vostok
- BATAILLON VOSTOK
- ”Vostok-prikaati”
- “Bataillon Vostok”
- „Vostoki brigaad“
- »Brigade Vostok«
- „Brigade Wostok“
- Bataljon Vostok
- Vostok-bataljon
- Batalión Východ
- Brygada »Wschód«
- ‘Vostok Brigade’
- Prapor „Vostok“
- “Brigade Vostok”
- Battaljun Vostok
- Vostok Brigade
- Бригада Восток
- Brigade Vostok
- Батальон Восток
- Brigáda „Vostok“
- Vosztok zászlóalj
- Vostoki pataljon
- „Brigáda Východ“
- „Бригада Изток“
- „Vostoko batalionas“
- “Бригада Восток”
- “Батальон Восток”
- ‘Бригада Восток’
- ‘Батальон Восток’
Named on 10 official sanctions lists
- Australian Sanctions Consolidated ListDepartment of Foreign Affairs and Trade
- Belgian Financial SanctionsFederal Public Service Finance
- Canadian Consolidated Autonomous Sanctions ListGlobal Affairs Canada
- 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
- UK FCDO Sanctions ListForeign, Commonwealth & Development Office
In the full profile
- 43 names and spellings
- 1 address
- 6 sanctions programmes
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