RS Column 1 needs a licence to all destinations except Australia, Canada and the U.K. (with special rules for 6A003.b.4.b thermal cameras by frame rate, element count and embedding in civil products, reexports of 0A919 military commodities, and 9A515 spacecraft and 9E515.f technology); RS Column 2 to all except A:1 and India (India still licensed for 6A003.b.4.b and 9A515.e); specific RS requirements for Iraq, for .y items of 9x515 and 600 series ECCNs to the PRC, Russia or Venezuela, for 0Y521 items (reclassified within one year unless extended), for Pakistan, for semiconductor manufacturing equipment and 3A090.c HBM to Macau and D:5, for D:5-developed 3E001 technology exported from abroad, for advanced computing ICs and related software and technology worldwide (3A090.a, 4A090.a and .z.a items) and to the UAE and D:1, D:4 and D:5 (the .b items, unless approved UAE entities), for 3B993 and 3B994 items to Footnote 5 entities, for ECCNs referencing (a)(10) worldwide (with the same deemed export grandfather and limited exclusions as 742.4(a)(5)), and for 4E091 AI model weights worldwide (except deemed exports to permanent regular employees of entities headquartered in the AI Authorization countries). Licensing policies include case-by-case review with human rights considerations for firearms, 9x515 and 600 series items, denial for the PRC and E:1, presumptions of approval or denial by destination, country TPP allocations for advanced computing, and plans and monitoring for spacecraft launches outside NATO and major non-NATO allies.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.