Lithuania to Impose National Sanctions on Russian Oligarchs Spared by EU
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Lithuania announced today that it has joined Latvia and Estonia in imposing sanctions on Russian oligarchs Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, who were removed from the European Union's sanctions list last week, Agence France-Presse reported, BTA reported. This initiative by the three Baltic states - former Soviet republics bordering Russia and now EU and NATO members - follows the EU's decision to remove these Kremlin-friendly billionaires fro…
Lithuania announced on Monday that it joined Latvia and Estonia to impose national sanctions on Russian oligarchs Alişer Usmanov and Mihail Fridman, eliminate last week from the list of EU-sanctioned persons, according to AFP and Agerpres.
Lithuania has declared Usmanov and Fridman, who were excluded from the EU sanctions list, undesirable persons in the country, the Department of Migration reported
Lithuania has declared Usmanov and Fridman, who were excluded from the EU sanctions list, undesirable persons in the country, the Department of Migration reported.However, it is not specified for how long Usmanov and Fridman are banned from entering...
Russian entrepreneurs Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Friedman, who had been removed from the EU sanctions list, were declared undesirable in Lithuania, as reported by the representative of the country's migration department, Rocas Pukinskas, transmitting to TASS. "On the basis of a presentation by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Kestutis Boudris, the Minister of Internal Affairs, Martinas Katynas, decided to include the individuals in the list of…
After the European Union (EU) lifted sanctions on two Russian oligarchs, Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys proposed on Wednesday to include them on the national list of foreigners denied entry to Lithuania.
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