ANTI-RUSSIAN SANCTIONS - TASS

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Moscow has tit-for-tat sanctions pending against new US restrictions, senator warns

Russia to strike back at Canada’s sanctions over Crimea, diplomat vows

Russian embassy condemns Australian sanctions over Crimean Bridge construction

NATO statement on work with EU against Russia to have no practical effect, says expert

Russia will react accordingly to Canadian sanctions, says Kremlin

On Wednesday, Canada introduced sanctions against nine Russian officials over the situation around blogger Alexey Navalny

Canada slaps sanctions on nine Russian officials over Navalny

The sanctions list includes Russia’s FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov, First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration of Russia Sergei Kiriyenko, Director of the National Guard Viktor Zolotov, and other officials

EU has no grounds to impose sanctions against Russian businessmen, says source

On March 2, the EU has imposed sanctions via a new human rights mechanism for the first time

Kremlin blasts new EU, US sanctions as meddling in Russia’s affairs

The new sanctions against several Russian citizens essentially duplicate the restrictions placed on the persons in question under the Russian legislation, the spokesman said

Diplomat excoriates ‘worthless’ EU-US partnership based on ‘feverish Russophobia’

Alliances should be focused on constructive goals, and not on endless battles against windmills, the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said

US, EU seek to divert attention from domestic issues by sanctioning Russia — diplomat

According to the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, the European Union is particularly facing problems with mass coronavirus vaccination

Russia to respond to possible US sanctions over Navalny — Lavrov

Reuters said on Monday citing its sources that on March 2 the United States could announce anti-Russian sanctions over the situation around the Russian blogger

Moscow says will react to new EU sanctions

The decision of the European Union to approve sanctions over blogger Alexey Navalny’s case did not come as a surprise to Russia, Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko told reporters on Monday

Ambassadors of 27 EU nations impose anti-Russian sanctions over situation around Navalny

According to the source, the decision will be soon endorsed by the European Council and will come into force as published in the Official Journal

‘Circus, scripted media crusade’: Russian diplomat bashes new EU sanctions

The Foreign Ministry spokeswoman recalled a statement by EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell that the call for sanctions against Russia was consolidated after his visit to Moscow earlier this month