Russian bans 121 Australians from entering the country

RUSSIA / FSU POLITICS - In Brief 19 Jun 2022 by Alex Teddy
On June 18 Moscow announced the list of politicians, journalists and military officers. They have been prohibited from entering Russia until further notice. That is because they are accused of disseminating a Russophobic agenda. Russia said that sanctions by Australia had contributed to the decision. In April Russia banned 228 Australians and 130 New Zealanders including the Prime Ministers of both countries. New Zealand has also sanctioned Russia. Sanctions on Russia have been imposed not only by NATO and EU countries. Japan, South Korea, Singapore and other pro-Western countries have sanctioned Russia.

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