View of the high-rise building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. Archival photoMOSCOW, 6 Jun. The Russian Foreign Ministry has added 61 more U.S. citizens, including finance and energy ministers, to the stop list, according to a statement on the agency's website. political and public figures, as well as business representatives.Sanctions are not capable of solving the Ukrainian crisis, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said «The stop list includes 61 American citizens from among the heads of leading military-industrial complex corporations, media platforms and rating agencies, aircraft and shipbuilding companies, as well as individual US State Department officials involved in stuffing about » malicious «Russian cyberattacks,» the ministry said. The released list included Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Fitch Group President Paul Taylor and Moody's Senior Executive Rob Fauber, among others.
Nine US senators called for expanding sanctions against Russia After the start of a special operation to denazify and demilitarize Ukraine, Western countries stepped up sanctions pressure on Moscow. So, on June 2, the United States once again expanded the stop list at the expense of 17 Russians, including ministers and businessmen. The sanctions list also included 16 legal entities, including Severstal. In addition, the States restricted access for 71 legal entities from Russia and Belarus to American technologies, including leading enterprises in the aircraft and shipbuilding industries, such as the Aviation Complex named after S. V. Ilyushin, the Rubin Central Design Bureau, the Malachite Marine Engineering Bureau At the same time, the United States itself suffered from the introduced restrictive measures: fuel prices rose sharply in the country, inflation reached peak levels, and interruptions began in stores with certain categories of goods. All this was reflected in the ratings of President Joe Biden, whose popularity among fellow citizens in recent months has regularly updated anti-records. Russia
