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Gennadiy Nevelskoy

First seen Jan 10, 2025 · Last confirmed Sep 14, 2026 · Last updated Jun 16, 2026

Entity Overview

Full Name
Gennadiy Nevelskoy
Entity Type
Vessel (Vessel)
Countries
Russia
OpenSanctions ID
NK-iSNaYEhgnZAfEVXxVgZJSq
First Seen
Jan 10, 2025
Last Confirmed On List
Sep 14, 2026
Last Updated
Jun 16, 2026

Cross-Source Intelligence

Risk Level

Critical

4 lists confirmed

OFAC SDN

Match

Direct SDN search

BIS CSL

Match

Consolidated Screening List

SAM.gov

Excluded

Federal debarment

US Port Activity

None

CF-1400 vessel entrances

Fed Register

1 mention

Designation notices & actions

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Data compiled from OpenSanctions, OFAC SDN, BIS Consolidated Screening List, SAM.gov, Federal Register · As of 2026-09-15 · Updates daily

Multi-List Designation

Gennadiy Nevelskoy appears on 4 distinct sanctions and screening lists across multiple jurisdictions, indicating broad international consensus on restriction.

Federal Debarment

SAM.gov records show active exclusions for Gennadiy Nevelskoy, indicating federal debarment from US government contracts and procurement.

Vessel Details

IMO Number
IMO9742120
Call Sign
UDFS
Flag State
ru
Vessel Type
Offshore Supply Vessel | Navire de ravitaillement en mer

Sanctions Lists (3)

United States1 list
  • us_ofac_sdn
Australia1 list
  • ca_dfatd_sema_sanctions
Other Jurisdictions1 list
  • us_trade_csl

Programs & Topics

sanction

Aliases (1)

Also Known As
GENNADIY NEVELSKOY

Also Found on Consolidated Screening List (1)

This entity also appears on the BIS Consolidated Screening List (CSL). Cross-screening confirms presence across multiple US government screening databases.

Related Entities (10)

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