Frozen out: how the UK’s sanctions against Russia will work
by Joanna Partridge from World news | The Guardian on (#5WHXH)
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Russia sanctions - at a glance
From Vladimir Putin's former son-in-law to the chairman of Russia's second largest bank, more than 100 individuals and entities have been added to the UK sanctions list, in what Boris Johnson has billed as the largest ever" set of financial measures against Moscow, designed to squeeze Russia from the global economy".
The foreign secretary has promised that a further 570 names - elected politicians from the Duma and the Federation Council - will soon be added to the list.
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