No-Russia clause
Also called: Article 12g of Regulation 833/2014
An EU sanctions requirement obliging EU exporters selling certain sensitive goods, such as common high priority items and arms-related goods, to third countries to include a contractual clause prohibiting re-export to Russia. Contracts must also provide adequate remedies for breach.
In practice
Missing the clause in a covered contract is a breach of EU sanctions even if the goods never reach Russia.
Applies to: 
EU
Related terms
- Sanctions
- Measures adopted by states or the UN to influence or constrain specific countries, entities or individuals, including asset freezes, import and…
- Common high priority items
- A list of goods identified by HS code, compiled by the EU with the US, UK and Japan, that have been found in Russian military systems and are…
- Circumvention
- Changing the pattern of trade to avoid a trade-remedy duty without real economic justification, for example by assembling goods in a third country or…
- Export controls
- Laws that restrict the export, transfer, brokering and transit of military items, dual-use goods and technology, and sometimes other strategic goods,…