UK imposes sanctions on Russia for deportation of children in Ukraine and hate messages

The new sanctions affect journalists and officials related to children’s rights and education, according to the announcement of Secretary of State James Cleverly.

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The UK announced on Monday New sanctions against Russia In response to complaints from Forced deportation of Ukrainian children and the spread of hate speech propagandaForeign Secretary James Cleverly confirmed.

Among the sanctioned individuals are Commissioner for Children’s Rights in the Moscow Region Ksenia Michonova and Russia’s Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov.

Also sanctioned was journalist and activist Anton Krasovsky, who was a TV presenter and director of Russian-language television broadcasts on state broadcaster RT from 2020 to October 2022 and claimed live that Ukrainian children should drown and burn the UK.

In turn, the Russian Commissioner for Children’s Rights was punished for her alleged involvement in the forcible transfer and adoption of Ukrainian children.

“Today’s sanctions hold those who support the Putin regime accountable, including those who will see Ukraine destroyed, its national identity dissolved, and its future obliterated.”He said smartly in a statement.

This ad is about 14 new penalties It comes as the UK turns its focus to Ukraine and its fight for peace, during its month-long presidency of the United Nations Security Council.

“In his appalling program of forcible deportation of children and the hateful propaganda unleashed by his cronies, we see Putin’s true intention: to wipe Ukraine off the map,” declared the British minister.

At least 19,000 Ukrainian children have been forcibly displaced to Russia or territories temporarily controlled by Russia, many taken to re-education camps, and exposed to Russian academic, cultural, patriotic, and military education.

Over the course of the crisis, the UK has sanctioned more than 1,600 individuals and entities, including 29 banks with global assets valued at around £1tn, more than 130 oligarchs with a total value of more than £145bn and more than £20bn of assets. Trade between the UK and Russia.