On 4 February 2020, a decision [1] of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine was officially published revoking all special economic sanctions imposed by the Ministry of the Development of Economy, Trade and Agriculture of Ukraine (MEDT) prior to 7 February 2019. According to the press release from the Minister of the MEDT (Tymofiy Mylovanov), the sanctions were lifted with respect to about 27,000 companies (both foreign and Ukrainian). The decision enters into effect on…
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