Britain introduced sanctions against Dugin and some organizations from the Russian Federation

Great Britain expanded the sanctions list applied against Russians, adding two individuals and five legal entities.

Source: press service of the British government

Details: In particular, the restrictions were applied against Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin and blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk.

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Dugin’s Center for Geopolitical Research and Information Resources, the Fund for the Protection of the Rights of Russian Citizens Abroad, the organizations Golos and Euromore registered in Brussels, as well as the Fisherman project, were also sanctioned.

The sanctions include banning Dugin and Zvinchuk from entering Great Britain, as well as freezing their and specified sanctioned organizations in the country.

Prehistory:

• Great Britain announced about a new round of sanctions against Russian military intelligence.
• In October, the British government announced restrictive measures regarding Russian energy carriers.

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