Kathmandu,

July 5,

The Japanese government has imposed new sanctions against 90 people and organizations from Russia and Belarus. This is reported by TASS with reference to the report of the country’s Ministry of Finance.

The Japanese Foreign Ministry, Finance Ministry and Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said the new measures include an export ban on 65 Russian and 25 Belarusian organizations, as well as sanctions on 57 Russian individuals and six organizations, whose assets in Japan will be frozen and with whom financial transactions will be banned.

Among others, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko, Sergey Roldugin, a cellist, deputy head of the Kherson Region’s civil-military administration Kirill Stremousov, and the family of Alexey Mordashov, Severstal and Power Machines board chairman, are on the black list. Also, 45 Russian servicemen are blacklisted.