Russia on On Tuesday, it said it had blacklisted 49 British nationals, including defense Prominent officials, reporters and editors from the BBC, the Financial Times and the Guardian have banned them from entering the country.
London was one of Most Voted Supporter of Kyiv After Russian President Vladimir Putin sent troops to Ukraine on February 24.
British journalists on The list got involved in deliberate posting of false and one side information About Russia and events in The Russian Foreign Ministry said “Ukraine and Donbass” in a permit.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson responded: “Putin’s instinct has always been to silence dissent and repress them who Accurately report his disaster campaign in Ukraine.
“I stand fully behind British media and my colleagues in government And the parliament & we will continue support Work tirelessly Johnson tweeted.
Among the 29 journalists who Sean Walker has been banned from entering Russia of The Guardian, Gideon Rachman of Financial Times and Politics analyst Mark Gallotti.
The list also Includes John Witherow, Editor of times; Chris Evans, Editor of daily telegraph; BBC Director General Tim Davy; Kathryn Wiener, Editor of Watchman; and Edward Ferretti, Editor of Daily mail.
The media Names also They include Nick Robinson, BBC Radio 4 presenter, Sophie Ridge, who Weekly fronts Sky News politics show.
Most foreign journalists have left Russia after the authorities in Foot Moscow prison terms of up to 15 years for Publication of “fake news about the Russian army.
Moscow has also ban use of words like war andinvasionDescribe her offensive in Ukraine as “special military proces.”
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“the only people on this is list of 29 people Banned from Russia who They travel there regularly in The last years are me and @MarkGaleotti,” Walker tweeted.
“I wasn’t racing to visit Z-land Russia, but there was still a very strange/sad feeling on their punishments list Along with Other British colleagues,” he is added.
“I lived in Russia for more From a decade ago it was at least once every year Since 2000.”
The list also contains names of 20 high-ranking officials and personalities associated with defense industry, including Michael Wigston, and head of Royal Air Force (RAF), Rep. Leo Docherty.
“People associated with the British Defense Complex are involved,” he added in industry decisions on the supply of weapons for Ukraine,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
London offered so far more More than 750 million pounds ($937 million) in military support To Ukraine, including sending air defense systems, in the thousands of Anti-tank missiles and various Species of Hundreds of ammo of armored vehicles and others equipment.
