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It appears that exports of all types of pumps, valves and a variety of other fluid handling equipment to Russia and Belarus have been prohibited with nearly immediate effect, per the Federal Registry notice published on September 16, 2022: https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2022-19910.pdf. This appears to include EAR99 pumps and valves and prohibits the export of EAR99 pumps and valves to Russia and Belarus, under paragraph (f). There is a standard savings clause that covers certain shipments that are already on their way, but otherwise, as indicated, the rule has near immediate effect. Please see the second story in the Kelly Drye’s trade blog (https://www.ustrademonitor.com/) and if you have questions contact Eric McClafferty (emcclafferty@kelleydrye.com).
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