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Finding · Oct 29, 2026

Which organizations and vessels were added to or removed from U.S., UN and UK sanctions lists in the week to October 29, 2026?

3 organizations, vessels and aircraft were listed and 0 removed October 22–October 29, 2026; most new listings under DRCONGO — OFAC, UN Security Council and UK Sanctions List, individuals excluded, every count recomputed from the records.

Questions this record answers

How many organizations and vessels were added to or removed from sanctions lists in the week to October 29, 2026?
The lists added 3 listings and recorded 0 removals October 22–October 29, 2026: OFAC (SDN and Consolidated) 3 listings.
Which sanctions programs added the most organizations and vessels in the week to October 29, 2026?
DRCONGO accounted for the most new listings October 22–October 29, 2026: 2 listings. Programs with new listings:
Which countries were named most often in new sanctions listings in the week to October 29, 2026?
Rwanda was the country named most often among new listings October 22–October 29, 2026: 2 listings. Countries named on new listings:
Which organizations and vessels were newly sanctioned in the week to October 29, 2026?
Every organization, vessel or aircraft listed October 22–October 29, 2026, with list, programs and listing date (each date links to the listing record):
What do these weekly sanctions figures show, and what do they not show?
Listings are read daily from the official OFAC, UN and UK publications; a listing counts on the date the list first carried it, a removal on the date it disappeared from the list (never on an invented date). Only organizations, vessels and aircraft appear here; individuals, who make up the majority of all listings, are excluded by rule. Program and country fields are those stated on the list and can be empty; a subject listed on two lists counts once per list.

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What this covers. Organizations, vessels and aircraft added to or removed from the OFAC SDN and Consolidated lists, the UN Security Council Consolidated List and the UK Sanctions List in the 7 days to October 29, 2026, read daily from the official lists. Individuals are never listed here (FACTANKER rule: no natural persons). Each count links to the page that recomputes it from the listing records; each subject links to its record with programs, identifiers and dates. Hub: Sanctions lists.

How many organizations and vessels were added to or removed from sanctions lists in the week to October 29, 2026?

The lists added 3 listings and recorded 0 removals October 22–October 29, 2026: OFAC (SDN and Consolidated) 3 listings.

Which sanctions programs added the most organizations and vessels in the week to October 29, 2026?

DRCONGO accounted for the most new listings October 22–October 29, 2026: 2 listings. Programs with new listings:

ProgramNew listings
DRCONGO2 listings
DPRK31 listing

Which countries were named most often in new sanctions listings in the week to October 29, 2026?

Rwanda was the country named most often among new listings October 22–October 29, 2026: 2 listings. Countries named on new listings:

CountryNew listings
Rwanda2 listings
North Korea1 listing
Russia1 listing

Which organizations and vessels were newly sanctioned in the week to October 29, 2026?

Every organization, vessel or aircraft listed October 22–October 29, 2026, with list, programs and listing date (each date links to the listing record):

SubjectTypeListProgramsListed on
FIRST FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT CENTEREntityOFAC (SDN and Consolidated)DPRK32026-10-28
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF RWANDAEntityOFAC (SDN and Consolidated)DRCONGO2026-10-28
ZIGAMA CREDIT AND SAVINGS SOCIETYEntityOFAC (SDN and Consolidated)DRCONGO2026-10-28

What do these weekly sanctions figures show, and what do they not show?

Listings are read daily from the official OFAC, UN and UK publications; a listing counts on the date the list first carried it, a removal on the date it disappeared from the list (never on an invented date). Only organizations, vessels and aircraft appear here; individuals, who make up the majority of all listings, are excluded by rule. Program and country fields are those stated on the list and can be empty; a subject listed on two lists counts once per list.

The records behind this article: which official sources do its figures come from?

Sanctions lists hubFIRST FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER: listing record
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