UK sanction decisions against Russian companies and entrepreneurs

Within the framework of the official visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to London, the British government announced that 6 Russian companies (CST, RT-Komplekt, Oboronlogistics, Universalmash, Lipetsk and Topaz), which are manufacturers of drones, military vehicles and equipment used against Ukraine, they have imposed sanctions.

In the statement, among the names on which the British government has decided to impose financial sanctions, Boris Titov, president of the Entrepreneur’s Rights Commission under the Russian Presidency, Nikolay Egorov, who until recently was one of the partners and managers of Antipinsky, one of the largest private oil refineries in Russia, by the British government. Sergey Rudnov, the owner of the Russian news agency Regnum, who was described as a Kremlin supporter, was claimed to be involved.

street center St. Petersburg financial institution Bank Rossiya and partners of the media chain National Media Group Svetlana Krivonogikh and the owner of the Russian aviation industry repair and maintenance company Viktor Myachin stated that it was decided impose financial sanctions on the Russian pharmaceutical company R. It was noted that Pharm’s board chairman Alexey Repik, United Energy Systems and former JSC chairman Evgeny Shkolov, chairman of the Dolovaya Rossiya investment company Pavel Titov.

In the statement, it was reported that since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, it was decided to impose sanctions on more than 1,300 Russian businessmen and their affiliated companies and institutions.