Amid fears of damaging the global economy, some countries continue their massive attacks on Russia, imposing more sanctions on government institutions and individuals in an attempt to tighten the noose and systematically destroy the economy.
And the authorities imposed Australian Sanctions on 11 other Russian banks and state institutions, including the National Wealth Fund and the Ministry of Finance.
Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne said: “Today the (sanctions) list includes the Russian Wealth Fund, the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation. The list is made by the Central Bank of Russia. son Given its inclusion at times, Australia’s sanctions now affect everyone. Russian state structures responsible for the issuance or management of state debts”
Australian authorities have imposed sanctions on banks such as “Sberbank”, “Gazprombank”, “VEB”, “VTB”, “Rosselkhozbank”, “Sovcombank”, “Novikombank”, “Alfa-Bank” and “Credit Bank”. of Moscow. According to Payne, these banks account for 80% of total Russian banking assets.
In addition, Australia expanded the list of Russian oligarchs close to the Russian President, adding billionaire Oleg Deripaska and Renova Group head Victor Vekselberg to the previous list of 41 businessmen and their families.
On the other hand, imposed Japan Additional sanctions, including 15 individuals and 9 organizations from Russia, according to a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The assets of these individuals and organizations in Japan will be frozen.
The list of sanctions included the official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Maria Zakharova, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Yunus-Bek Evkorov and, among others, Rosoboronexport, Russian helicopters, “Rosneft Aero” and others.
in an expanded Holland From the list of sanctions, Russian assets were frozen to 200m euros, citing Klaas Knuth, the head of the Dutch central bank.
Dutch Finance Minister Sigrid Kaag stated the previous day that there were six million euros in Russian assets of frozen banks, investment and pension funds in the Netherlands: “I can say that we have frozen or retained 200 million euros in this period. .This figure will grow before the week.”
Source: RIA Novosti
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