⚡️ Russia's Foreign Ministry statement on retaliatory personal sanctions against representatives of the UK media, NGOs, consulting agencies and expert community
In response to London's continued confrontational course, including its efforts to demonise our country, actively fabricate anti-Russia narratives to diminish Moscow's international influence, and its ongoing supply of weapons to the neo-Nazi Kiev regime, a decision has been made to add a number of British representatives from the media, non-governmental organisations, consulting agencies, and expert community to Russia's "stop list."
This list includes individuals engaged in spreading disinformation and levelling unfounded accusations against Russia in relation to the special military operation. They are also involved in hostile lobbying activities, such as advocating for a tougher anti-Russia policy from the West and increased support for the Kiev regime.
❗️ The actions of these British propagandists are irresponsible. They contribute to the destabilisation of global energy markets and divert Western resources from international development to fuelling Kiev's militaristic ambitions and subsidising the Western defence industry.
This, in turn, negatively impacts nations in the Global South, which already bear the historical burden of colonialism and imperialism and are now the target of Western neocolonial pursuits.
London and its allies appear unbothered by this "collateral damage," even as they posture as defenders of universal values in the Ukrainian conflict.
☝️ Shortly after the commencement of Russia's special military operation, the British government escalated its anti-Russia information campaign to a new level. This approach, which includes attacks on other nations, demonstrates that similar propaganda tactics could be employed against any international actor whose actions are deemed contrary to the interests of the collective West.
📄 The list of British nationals, as well as third-country nationals collaborating with destructive British media and consulting agencies, who are now barred from entering the Russian Federation
The Russian "stop list" will be subject to further expansion.
In response to London's continued confrontational course, including its efforts to demonise our country, actively fabricate anti-Russia narratives to diminish Moscow's international influence, and its ongoing supply of weapons to the neo-Nazi Kiev regime, a decision has been made to add a number of British representatives from the media, non-governmental organisations, consulting agencies, and expert community to Russia's "stop list."
This list includes individuals engaged in spreading disinformation and levelling unfounded accusations against Russia in relation to the special military operation. They are also involved in hostile lobbying activities, such as advocating for a tougher anti-Russia policy from the West and increased support for the Kiev regime.
❗️ The actions of these British propagandists are irresponsible. They contribute to the destabilisation of global energy markets and divert Western resources from international development to fuelling Kiev's militaristic ambitions and subsidising the Western defence industry.
This, in turn, negatively impacts nations in the Global South, which already bear the historical burden of colonialism and imperialism and are now the target of Western neocolonial pursuits.
London and its allies appear unbothered by this "collateral damage," even as they posture as defenders of universal values in the Ukrainian conflict.
☝️ Shortly after the commencement of Russia's special military operation, the British government escalated its anti-Russia information campaign to a new level. This approach, which includes attacks on other nations, demonstrates that similar propaganda tactics could be employed against any international actor whose actions are deemed contrary to the interests of the collective West.
📄 The list of British nationals, as well as third-country nationals collaborating with destructive British media and consulting agencies, who are now barred from entering the Russian Federation
The Russian "stop list" will be subject to further expansion.
