UK imposes fresh sanctions on Russia
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The United Kingdom has announced a new wave of sanctions targeting Russia and its affiliated mercenary groups. The move aims to further cripple Russia's war machine and its global influence.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has designated 56 individuals and entities, including the Wagner Group's successor, Africa Corps, and other Russian mercenary groups operating in Africa. These groups have been accused of human rights abuses and destabilizing activities in countries like Libya, Mali, and the Central African Republic.
The UK has also targeted companies in China, Turkey, and Central Asia involved in supplying critical components for Russia's military, such as microelectronics and drone parts. Additionally, a Russian intelligence officer linked to the 2018 Novichok poisoning in Salisbury, UK, has been sanctioned.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasized the UK's commitment to countering Russia's aggressive foreign policy and disrupting its supply chains. These sanctions are part of a broader effort by the UK and its allies to isolate Russia and weaken its military capabilities.
As Russia faces increasing international pressure and economic sanctions, it has turned to Africa to expand its influence and secure resources. However, the UK's latest sanctions aim to hinder these efforts and limit Russia's ability to project power globally. (ILKHA)
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