Russia imposes sanctions on 30 British citizens
It has become known about the retaliatory measures that Russia has resorted to against Great Britain.
Russia has imposed sanctions on 30 British citizens.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported this on its official website .
Among the British citizens who are now banned from entering Russia are the names of two journalists.
The publication specifies that Tom Ball from the Times and Dan Woodland from the Daily Mail have shown themselves to be anti-Russian, which is why they ended up on the Russian stop list.
The same applies to the personal sanctions that were imposed on several officials.
In particular, several ministers and heads of government departments of Great Britain will now be unable to enter Russia: the Foreign Office, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Health, etc.
As the Russian Foreign Ministry emphasized, the agency took such measures due to the ongoing introduction of illegitimate restrictions against the Russian Federation.
For reference
The United Kingdom is a sovereign state off the northwest coast of continental Europe, consisting of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
