Moscow added 30 British nationals to its entry ban list over the reckless policies and anti-Russian activities of the British government, Russias Foreign Ministry announced Tuesday.Among those now prohibited from getting in Russia are U.K.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, Secretary of State for the Home Department Yvette Cooper, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves, along with other senior British officials, military workers, political leaders, business leaders and journalists.The Moscow Times could not instantly verify whether all the people noted are British residents, as Russia has previously misidentified citizenships in comparable entry ban announcements.Russias Foreign Ministry implicated the 30 Britons of differentiating themselves through their anti-Russian activities, for that reason providing the premises for their inclusion in Moscows so-called stop list.Authorities in Moscow stated they felt forced to draw attention to the ongoing aggressive anti-Russian rhetoric from the U.K.
authorities, the methodical imposition of invalid unilateral sanctions by London and the negligent policies of the British management in supporting the neo-Nazi Kyiv regime.The Foreign Ministry declared that London is committed to further organized confrontation with Russia, which it urged British officials to desert in favor of shared regard and positive engagement, for the sake of international security and stability.Since the major invasion of Ukraine, Russia has actually banned hundreds of foreign nationals from entering the nation, consisting of those from the United States and the United Kingdom.
In February, Moscow obstructed entry to 18 British nationals.