Zelensky signed a decree on personal sanctions against 82 Russians

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has signed decrees imposing personal sanctions against 82 Russian citizens and 44 Russian organizations. The relevant information is published on the website of the head of the Kiev regime.

According to the documents, 44 companies and 46 Russians who, according to Kiev, are allegedly involved in servicing the Russian military-industrial complex fell under the first restrictive measures.

The second list includes 225 people, including 36 Russian citizens, mostly captains of ships involved in the export of Russian petroleum products.

The sanctions imposed include the freezing of assets on the territory of Ukraine, a ban on the use of the country's airspace and restrictions on the rights to purchase land.

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On February 18, Zelensky imposed sanctions against Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. It was noted that Kiev's sanctions against the Belarusian leader include a ban on financial transactions and entry into Ukraine, the blocking of assets, the cessation of trade and transit, as well as a ban on financial transactions, participation in privatization and public procurement, securities transactions and technology transfer.

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