Defence.US and its affiliated entities operate in full compliance with all applicable international export control laws and regulations, including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), UN Security Council arms embargoes, and all relevant national export licensing regimes in the jurisdictions in which we operate. All defense articles, services and technical data handled by Defence.US are subject to applicable export control laws. End User Certificates (EUC) are required for all defense article transactions. Defence.US does not sell, broker or facilitate sales to any individual, entity or country subject to UN Security Council arms embargoes or applicable national sanctions lists. All buyers are subject to end user verification prior to any transaction. Technical documentation and specifications are provided only to verified government and institutional buyers under appropriate non-disclosure and end use agreements. Defence.US does not act as a principal seller for Government-to-Government (G2G) items. For items requiring G2G procurement procedures, Defence.US provides facilitation and advisory services to connect qualified government buyers with appropriate manufacturer representatives. For compliance enquiries: [email protected]
Defence.US adheres to the following export control frameworks:
| Regulation | Scope |
| ITAR (22 CFR Parts 120-130) | International Traffic in Arms Regulations — US Munitions List (USML) defense articles, technical data, and defence services |
| EAR (15 CFR Parts 730-774) | Export Administration Regulations — dual-use items, commercial satellites, and less-sensitive military commodities |
| UN Security Council Arms Embargoes | Comprehensive alignment with all UNSC arms embargoes and targeted sanctions |
| Wassenaar Arrangement | Export controls for conventional arms and dual-use goods & technologies |
| UK Export Control Order 2008 | United Kingdom strategic export controls |
| EU Dual-Use Regulation (2021/821) | European Union dual-use export controls |
| National Export Licensing Regimes | All relevant national laws in jurisdictions where we operate |
An End User Certificate (EUC) is required for all defense article transactions facilitated through Defence.US. No exceptions.
Defence.US reserves the right to:
Defence.US does not engage with, facilitate sales to, or accept enquiries from:
Based on UN, UK, US, and EU sanctions regimes, Defence.US does not facilitate transactions involving:
[Note: This list changes based on current sanctions. Buyers should consult official sources for complete and current
restrictions.]
| Region | Restricted Destinations |
| Europe | Belarus, Russia (comprehensive sanctions), Ukraine (Crimea, Donbas regions) |
| Middle East | Iran, Syria, Yemen (Houthi-controlled areas) |
| Africa | Democratic Republic of Congo (armed groups), Libya, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan |
| Asia | North Korea, Myanmar (certain sanctions) |
| Other | Any territory subject to UNSC arms embargo |
By engaging with Defence.US, you certify that neither you nor your organisation is subject to any applicable sanctions
or debarments. You agree to promptly notify us of any change in your sanctions status.
All buyers are subject to end user verification prior to any transaction. The verification process includes:
Certain transactions may require enhanced due diligence, including:
Standard verification is typically completed within 5-10 business days. Enhanced due diligence may take longer.
Defence.US does not act as a principal seller for Government-to-Government (G2G) items.
Items requiring G2G procurement procedures include, but are not limited to:
For G2G items, Defence.US provides:
For G2G items, Defence.US does not:
Technical documentation and specifications are provided only to:
Technical data provided by Defence.US may be subject to export control classification under:
Recipients of technical data agree to:
The following activities are strictly prohibited:
| Prohibited Activity | Description |
| Unauthorised re-export | Transferring defense articles or technical data without required authorisations |
| Sanctions violations | Engaging with sanctioned parties or embargoed destinations |
| False EUC submission | Submitting fraudulent or misleading End User Certificates |
| Diversion | Diverting defense articles to unauthorised end-users or end-uses |
| Transshipment violations | Using intermediary countries to circumvent export controls |
| Brokering to prohibited parties | Facilitating transactions involving prohibited parties |
General Compliance Enquiries: [email protected]
End User Certificate (EUC) Submission: [email protected]
Sanctions Screening Questions: [email protected]
Legal / Regulatory Enquiries: [email protected]
All compliance correspondence is treated with the highest confidentiality. We do not disclose compliance enquiries to
third parties except as required by law.
If you become aware of any violation of export control laws, sanctions, or this Compliance Statement, you are required
to immediately report such violation to:
Email: [email protected]
Subject Line: COMPLIANCE VIOLATION REPORT — CONFIDENTIAL
Defence.US will investigate all reports promptly and take appropriate action, including notification to relevant
authorities where required by law.
Defence.US maintains records of all export compliance-related transactions, including:
Retention Period: Minimum ten (10) years from the date of transaction or as otherwise
required by applicable law.
Defence.US reserves the right to audit compliance records of buyers and partners as necessary to ensure adherence to
export control laws.
Defence.US reserves the right to amend this Compliance Statement at any time. Material changes will be communicated
through:
Continued engagement with Defence.US following any amendment constitutes acceptance of the revised Compliance Statement.
| Term | Definition |
| Defense Article | Any item, technical data, or service designated on the US Munitions List (USML) or equivalent national control lists |
| End User Certificate (EUC) | Official document certifying the identity, location, and intended end-use of a defense article purchaser |
| EAR | Export Administration Regulations — US regulations governing dual-use items |
| ECCN | Export Control Classification Number — alpha-numeric code identifying export control status under EAR |
| G2G | Government-to-Government — procurement channel between sovereign governments |
| ITAR | International Traffic in Arms Regulations — US regulations governing defense articles |
| OFAC | Office of Foreign Assets Control — US sanctions enforcement agency |
| SDN List | Specially Designated Nationals List — OFAC sanctions list |
| UNSC | United Nations Security Council |
| Legislation | Jurisdiction |
| Arms Export Control Act (AECA) | United States |
| International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) | United States |
| Export Administration Regulations (EAR) | United States |
| Export Control Act 2002 | United Kingdom |
| Export Control Order 2008 | United Kingdom |
| EU Dual-Use Regulation (2021/821) | European Union |
| UN Security Council Resolutions (various) | International |
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