Britain Tightens Sanctions on Russia Amid G7 Coordination
Britain has imposed additional sanctions on Russia, targeting individuals, entities, and vessels involved in the war in Ukraine. The move aligns with the G7's coordinated efforts to deplete Russia's energy revenues. Prime Minister Keir Starmer reinforced Britain's determination to increase economic pressure on Russia.
Britain escalated its sanctions against Russia on Tuesday, aligning with a G7 initiative to curtail Moscow's financial resources for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The latest measures, detailed on a government website, target four individuals, six entities, and 20 ships, including oil tankers and companies involved in supplying goods, notably electronics, to Russia.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer, speaking from a G7 summit in Canada, emphasized a collaborative effort with international partners to restrict Russia's energy revenues, underscoring the urgency to intensify economic pressure on President Vladimir Putin.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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