The Government of the Russian Federation has unveiled a list of anti-Ukrainian sanctions: it now has 75 legal entities and 567 people

On November 1, Russia imposed sanctions on 322 citizens and 68 Ukrainian companies. Dengi-info.com

The Russian government has published an additional list of anti-Ukrainian sanctions. It now has 75

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According to the website of the Russian government, it is noted that "in order to fight against unacceptable actions previously imposed by citizens to Russian citizens and legal entities, the Ukrainian side regarding these people and the normalization of bilateral relations, Government Resolution No. 1300 of 1 November 2018 introduced special economic measures for natural and legal persons of Ukraine .

The freezing (freezing) of all cash oshovyh funds of dematerialized and active securities in Russia and the prohibition of funds transfers (withdrawal of own funds) out of Russia. The penalties imposed were extended to 322 individuals and 68 legal entities.

Today, the decree lists the natural and legal persons subject to special economic measures, a total of over 200 individuals and organizations.

The text of the governmental decision accompanying the lists can be seen from:

As reported by UNIAN, on October 22, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the application of special economic measures in relationship with unacceptable actions committed by Ukraine with regard to citizens and legal entities of the Russian Federation.

On November 1, Russia imposed sanctions on 322 citizens and 68 Ukrainian companies.