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The list of global sanctions on Russia for the war in Ukraine
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CNN, CNNBUSINESS By Michelle Toh, Junko Ogura, Hira Humayun, Caitlin McGee, Isaac Yee, Eric Cheung, Sam Fossum and Niamh Kennedy, CNN Business Countries around the world are imposing fresh sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
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US president says Russian government cut off from Western financing, 'elites' also targeted; UK, France and Germany also announce economic measures against Kremlin
Washington said to have urged Ukraine's Zelensky to move to west of country for safety; US envoy to UN: Putin's 'outrageous, false claims' are creating pretext for war
Less than 24 hours after Russia ordered the deployment of military forces into eastern Ukraine, the West has sent a clear message that Moscow's aggression won't go unanswered. But the harshest sanctions may be kept in reserve as a deterrent to even greater escalation.
Ukraine on Tuesday urged its Western allies to hit Russia with "tough sanctions" after President Vladimir Putin recognised two breakaway regions as independent and ordered in his troops.
Western powers have placed sanctions on Russia following the country's latest moves against Ukraine. The measures fall short of the options available, and analysts believe they will not be especially effective.
The United States and its allies have started imposing sanctions against Russia after Vladimir Putin ordered Russian troops Monday into areas of eastern Ukraine held by Russian-backed separatists
Britain promised to hit Russia with “powerful” sanctions over its military confrontation with Ukraine. But the slim sheaf of measures announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson has disappointed allies and critics alike.
President Biden, the European Union, and the United Kingdom all lodged new and harsh sanctions against Russia Tuesday as the Russian parliament authorized Vladimir Putin to further invade Ukraine. It was an active and urgent day, from Ukraine to Moscow and wider Europe, and to Washington.
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