US Entity List Updates: Addition of Certain Persons and Removal of One Individual

Summary

The US Government has added six individuals to the Entity List due to national security concerns, while removing one person after a successful removal request. The updates reflect the results of the annual review conducted by the End-User Review Committee (ERC).

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