Australia added 37 people and seven companies to the sanctions list against

Australia has added 37 individuals and seven legal entities to the list of sanctions against Russia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country reports.

They will be reported that financial restrictions and traveling ban will be applied.

According to the updated list, published on the Australian Government’s website, members of the Board of Sovcomflot, Gazprombank and CEO of Rushydro were restricted.

The sanctions were also applied to the head of Tatarstan Rustam Minnivanov, singer Yaroslav Dronov (Shaman), athletes, TV presenter Maria Kiselev, CEO Zlatopolsky and CEO of the Institute of Internet Development Alexei Gorezlavsky.

In February, Australia’s authorities added to the sanction list of Deputy Defense Minister Anna CirVivov, Pavel Fradkov, Victor Goremikin and Andriy Buliga. Also, the secretary of the State Council of the Russian Federation Alexei Dumin and the assistant to Russian President Vladimir Medinsky came under sanctions.