"Director" of the ZEP, Putin's Assistant and 198 Businesses: Zelensky introduced new sanctions against the Russians

The new list of sanctions consists mainly of entrepreneurs or directors of companies. The nearest assistant of the Russian President on foreign economic policy Yuri Ushakov and Rosatom staff came under the restriction. On February 12, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree on the entry into force of the decision of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC) on sanctions against 200 individuals related to Russia.

The document was published on the website of the Head of State. For the most part, all those involved are entrepreneurs or directors of companies. One of them is the collaborator Yuriy Chernichuk, whom the occupiers were appointed "Director" of Zaporizhzhya NPP. Another well -known candidate is Russian diplomat and the closest assistant to Russian President Vladimir Putin on foreign economic policy Yuri Ushakov.

In the list-the head of the state-legal administration Larisa Brichov, adviser to the chairman of "Rosatom" Renat Karchaa, former chairman of the apparatus of the military-industrial commission Igor Borovkov, some employees of "Rossa" and his subsidiaries. According to the decision, the NSDC restrictions will have been in force for 50 years.

Sanctions include 18 measures - blocking assets, termination of trade operations, flights and transportation by the territory of Ukraine, withdrawal of capital from the country and more. It should be reminded that on January 28, Zelensky imposed sanctions against 185 companies and persons related to the transportation of military Russian military and equipment to the war zone in Ukraine. The list was the Belarusian plant.

And on January 15, the President of Ukraine approved the introduction of sanctions against 198 cultural figures and media spheres of the Russian Federation, including against Larisa Dolina, Philip Kirkorov, Dima Bilan and others. The Head of State has recently discussed with the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Liaien new sanctions against Russia. According to Zelensky, the situation with sanctions should be changed as Moscow adapts to previously imposed restrictions.