Russia bans 54 British citizens from entering

The Russian Foreign Ministry banned the entry of 54 more British citizens into the country in response to the hostile policy of the kingdom towards the Russian Federation, reported on the website of the Foreign Ministry.

We are talking about representatives of the British political establishment, lawyers, journalists and security officials. The “stop list” includes, for example, Minister of Culture, Media and Sports Lucy Fraser, who, as the Foreign Ministry draws attention, actively lobbies for the international sports isolation of Russia, and Deputy Defense Minister Annabelle Goldie, who is responsible, in particular, for the supply of tank shells to the Armed Forces of Ukraine from depleted uranium. The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan, also came under restrictions.

The list also includes journalists from the British media Guardian, BBC and Daily Telegraph, as well as representatives of organizations such as the Institute of Public Relations, the International Association of Public Relations, and others.

In January Moscow added 36 citizens of Great Britain, including members of the Cabinet of Ministers, representatives of law enforcement agencies and the journalistic corps, were added to the “stop list”. In March, similar restrictions were introduced against 23 representatives of the armed forces, propaganda structures, the judiciary and the penitentiary system of the kingdom.

On July 17, the UK imposed sanctions against the Artek children’s camp and 13 Russians. Among them were the governor of the Kamchatka Territory Vladimir Solodov, the head of the Republic of Adygea Murat Kumpilov, the Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov and others. . Thus, London imposed sanctions against the three presiding judges, state prosecutors and a forensic expert. All of them are banned from entering the UK, and their assets are subject to a freeze.

August 8 UK introduced sanctions against Russian companies SMT-Ailogic, Stout and Testokomplekt, which continue to import electronics and its components, as well as Turkish Azu International Ltd and Turkik Union Digital and Dubai-based Aeromotus, which supply components, goods and technologies to the Russian Federation that “threaten independence of Ukraine”.