New London sanctions. More than 200 extras, cast iron and steel

The United Kingdom added more than 200 individuals and organizations from Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, as well as Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics to the sanctions list. document published On the UK government website.

as follows notifications All assets of people blacklisted on the British Foreign Office website will be frozen, and the British will be prohibited from taking any action with them.

This time, LUKOIL chairman Vagit Alekperov, chairman of the board of directors of AFK Sistema Vladimir Yevtushenkov, chairman of the Ukrainian party Opposition Platform – For Life (OPPL) Viktor Medvedchuk, managing director of Surgutneftegaz Vladimir Bogdanov, owner Sergey Fursenko, Deputy Chairman of Gazprombank, co-owner of Transmashholding JSC Andrey Bokarev, Alliance founder Ziya Bazhaev, former head of Russian Railways Vladimir Yakunin and others.

The list includes former DPR Prime Minister Alexander Ananchenko, DPR Interior Minister Alexei Dikiy, DPR Information Minister Igor Antipov, as well as LPR Minister of Agriculture and Food Yury Pronko and LPR Minister of Economic Development Svetlana Podlipaeva.

In total, 178 people from Donbass were subject to restrictions.

In addition, from 14 April the British authorities ban On the import of Russian iron and steel, as well as the export of quantum technologies, advanced materials and luxury goods.

“After the horrific rocket attacks on civilians in eastern Ukraine, today we are imposing sanctions on those who support the declared illegal areas and those who engage in atrocities against the people of Ukraine. We will continue to persecute anyone who aids and agitates Putin’s war.” stated Secretary of State Liz Truss.

“We will not count on our successes in our mission to stop Putin’s war machine,” he said.

Sanctions against Russia

10 March England contributing The owner and billionaire of Chelsea football club Roman Abramovich is on the sanctions list of Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin, businessman Oleg Deripaska, Rossiya Bank President Dmitry Lebedev, VTB Bank CEO Andrei Kostin, Gazprom Chairman Alexei Miller and Transneft Nikolai Tokarev.

All those sanctioned were banned from entering UK territory and their assets frozen.

11 March Kingdom officials sanctions imposed Regarding the 386 State Duma deputies who voted to recognize the sovereignty of the Donbass republics and “allow the permanent stationing of Russian troops there as a pretext for the Russian invasion.”

24 March United Kingdom restrictions applied Regarding 59 persons and organizations in Russia. Gazprombank, Rosselkhozbank, Alfa-Bank, SMP-Bank and Russian Railways (RZD), Sovcomflot and RusHydro were subject to restrictions. The sanctions also affected Oleg Tinkov, chairman of Sberbank German Gref and founder of Tinkoff Bank.

25 March London sanctions imposed He is against Russia’s Central Chemical and Mechanics Research Institute for alleged involvement in the 2017 cyberattack on an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia.

March 31 under restrictions hit TV presenter of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Corporation Sergey Brilev, CEO of Gazprom-Media Holding Alexander Zharov, head of international broadcasting of the Sputnik news agency and radio Anton Anisimov and CEO of RT TV channel Alexei Nikolov.

April 6 restrictive measures introduced Regarding Kamaz chief executive Sergey Kogogin, Alrosa chairman Sergey Ivanov, Gazpromneft chief executive Alexander Dyukov, Gazprombank chairman Andrey Akimov and Moscow Lokomotiv football player Boris Rotenberg. In addition, the assets of Sberbank and Moscow Credit Bank will be completely frozen under the sanctions. At the same time, Britain banned investments in the Russian economy and the export of oil refining equipment to the country.