Bandera's grandson and Jim Carrie: Russia has imposed new sanctions against Canada's citizens

The profile ministry stated that high-ranking officials, businessmen, activists, members of the media and financial structures that were allegedly involved in the formation of an aggressive anti-Russian course were introduced in Stop-List. The list also included actor Jim Kerry and Stepan Bandera Stephen's grandson. Stefan (Stepan) Bandera - Frilence, translator and journalist. One of the grandchildren of the OUN-UPA Head Stepan Bandera. Has Canada's citizenship.

In the 2000s he often came to Ukraine and spoke to students. He also worked on Channel 5 at one time. By the way, Russia has even submitted to the list of sanctions by teachers and professors of universities known for their reputation around the world. Among the citizens of Canada who were banned from entering Russia, they found themselves: we note that three days ago in the Russian Federation introduced a ban on entry for two hundred US citizens.

According to the statement of Russia's foreign policy, among those who came under personal sanctions are representatives of the authorities, legislators, their relatives, heads of companies and enterprises of the military-industrial complex, as well as experts and lobbyists, allegedly "involved in the promotion of Russophobic campaign and support regime in Kiev.

" Restrictions on entry to the country, in particular, concern the White House Prescribe, Karin Jean-Pierre, US Federal Reserve Jerome Pavel, as well as an independent Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders. US President Joe Baiden's relatives-his brothers James and Francis, as well as Sister Valeri, came into the new Russian stop list. Among others, the former director of the Central Intelligence Directorate, David Petreus, was on the list.

Recall that the US is preparing to declare sanctions against companies that help the Russian Federation to buy weapons. According to the Ministry of Studies of the US Finance, financial restrictions will be related to 14 persons and 28 legal entities, through which the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation can receive the necessary equipment for war in Ukraine. Focus also wrote that the US and Canada would impose new sanctions against companies in the Russian Federation.