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企業の回答

2024年5月20日

著者:
Mitsubishi Electric

Mitsubishi Electric response

Mitsubishi Electric Group have not exported weapons or weapon technologies to Russia or Belarus in compliance with the national laws and regulations of Japan, U.S. and the EU.

In transactions other than exports to Russia and Belarus, all our direct customers are ensured in writing that their business partners do not include sanctioned or other concerning entities and that there are no illegal export and improper resale or diversion.

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Western components found in weapons used by Russia in Ukraine show issues in export control enforcement, according to new report; incl. cos. response & non-response

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