Кремль оценил инициативу Минфина Казахстана ввести санкции против России

The Kremlin appreciated the initiative of the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan to impose sanctions against RUSSIA. The Kremlin noted that Moscow and Nur-Sultan, on the contrary,

Kazakhstan has not yet made decisions to support anti-Russian sanctions, the countries, on the contrary, intend to expand cooperation, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

Earlier, the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan published for public discussion a draft order regulating the implementation of sanctions on the supply of certain goods to Russia. Peskov was asked if the Kremlin was following the discussion of this initiative.

“Our governments are in constant contact,” the spokesman replied. “Therefore, no decisions have been made yet. So far, on the contrary, an absolute intention is being declared to further develop our interaction,” he said, speaking about relations between Moscow and Nur-Sultan.

Peskov was also asked if Kazakhstan remains a friendly country. “Of course, of course,” the Kremlin spokesman said.

Tokayev declared non-recognition of the “quasi-states” of the DPR and LPR Politics

The draft order of the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan published for public discussion is called “On approval of the rules for the implementation of a pilot project on accounting for the movement of certain types of goods when they are exported from the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the territory of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus”. Kommersant was the first to pay attention to him.

The list of goods in respect of which the state revenue authorities of Kazakhstan (the joint tax and customs service) must ensure the prohibition of third countries on exports to Russia and Belarus is “formed and published by the authorized body <...> in the public domain on the official Internet resource www. traderadar.kz,” the document says. At the same time, the state revenue authorities “within one working day” must certify copies of the electronic invoices submitted to them or refuse to certify them, “if the country of origin of the goods is a country” that banned the EXPORT of certain types of goods to Russia and Belarus. Refusal to certify invoices actually closes the possibility of supplying such goods to these countries.

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According to the publication, after a request to the government of Kazakhstan with a request to clarify whether the “pilot” applies to all deliveries of sanctioned goods to Russia and Belarus, the document was removed from the website of the electronic government of Kazakhstan.

Tokayev promised to follow Western sanctions against Russia Politics

In June, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev was one of the few foreign politicians to attend the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. At it, Tokayev said that Nur-Sultan does not recognize the DPR and LPR, which he considers "quasi-state territories." His press service also reported that the president did not accept the Order of Alexander Nevsky, which the Russian side offered to award him. At the same time, the Kremlin did not confirm the plans to present this award to the President of Kazakhstan.

At the same forum, Tokayev said that Kazakhstan would follow Western restrictive measures in order not to fall under secondary sanctions. However, the country "by no means renounces its allied obligations," he added.

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