CBW Program Supply Chains: GosNIIOKhT
The dataset above includes the names and identifying information for certain domestic suppliers to GosNIIOKhT, one of those research institutes, in 2017-2018, the last years for which detailed counterparty information was available. While we are unable to confirm whether these entities have maintained their commercial relationship with GosNIIOKhT, their historic relationship suggests that they pose some risk of diverting goods to the Russian Government’s CBW programs.
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