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UK export controls and sanctions law restrict these goods.
Items on the UK Strategic Export Control Lists need an export licence from the Export Control Joint Unit, and we cannot ship them without one. If you are not sure whether something is controlled, ask us before you send it.
UK sanctions ban supplying many goods to Russia or Belarus directly or through another country. We only carry goods for use in Uzbekistan and refuse parcels that are meant to be sent on.
Loose chips, processors, microcontrollers and similar parts are on the UK list of high-priority items at risk of diversion to Russia. Personal devices are fine; parcels with loose components are checked by our team and may be refused.
Motors, flight controllers, FPV cameras, transmitters and other drone components are high-priority items under UK sanctions guidance. Drones themselves are also banned in Uzbekistan. We do not carry them.
Computer-controlled machine tools and their parts are on the UK high-priority list. They need a commercial shipment with checks on the end user, not a personal parcel.
Night-vision devices, thermal imagers, weapon sights, body armour and military radios are export-controlled. We cannot carry them in personal parcels.
