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Decree No. 595/2025 follows Ukraine's standard sanctions-designation process: the NSDC compiles a target list and decision, the President signs a decree enacting it, and the Cabinet of Ministers, Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), and National Bank of Ukraine implement and monitor compliance. This tranche is notable for targeting Rosatom's international financing and export infrastructure rather than only Russia-domiciled entities — Uranium One Holding N.V. (Netherlands) sits inside Rosatom's global uranium portfolio, and Rosatom Finance Ltd (Cyprus) is the vehicle used to raise and service foreign investment. NSDC Secretary Rustem Umerov framed Rosatom as "not only nuclear energy, but a key Kremlin instrument for sanctions evasion and war financing," and said Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs would push the EU, US, and other partners to adopt parallel designations against the same entities.
subsidiary jurisdictions (Switzerland, Cyprus, Netherlands, Finland) used to route Rosatom's international nuclear-fuel trade around direct Russia-domiciled sanctions exposure.
Zaporizhzhia and Chornobyl NPPs, keeping nuclear-safety framing attached to the sanctions rationale.
Holding N.V. or Rosatom Finance Ltd subsequently appear in EU or OFAC designations would indicate that push succeeding.
president.gov.ua, both of which returned HTTP 403 (bot-protection) from this environment; RNBO's official announcement was used as the primary source instead. Worth re-verifying the complete 18+17 entity list against Ukraine's State Register of Sanctions if deeper company-level detail is needed later.
with the separate UAV-sanctions tranche (Decree No. 599/2025, filed 2025-08-16) — the two decrees were signed a week apart and target distinct parts of the sanctions list.