Putin’s oligarchs punished / Britain imposes sanctions on 13 Russian billionaires

The sanctions announced by the Foreign Office after a lot of political and public pressure seem to have started to address the accusations about the way Putin’s oligarchs are being treated, who have invested about 64 billion in Britain.

The criticism of Boris Johnson’s government is that the rhetoric against the oligarchs is more impressive than the concrete actions against them. Both of these oligarchs were the target of political attacks in the British Parliament as an example and proof of the failure of Prime Minister Johnson’s government to act against them.

Both of these oligarchs, who bring the number of those sanctioned to 13, have their assets frozen, while they are not allowed to travel, as no British citizen or business is allowed to do business with them, based on these sanctions. Although sanctions are causing relative discomfort in the daily lives of these oligarchs, it remains an enigma what impact, if any, these sanctions will have on what Vladimir Putin is doing in Ukraine.

Although the latest financial sanctions are in tune and coordination with the Americans and their allies, they turn out to be the largest ever undertaken historically. The British government of Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson has come under fire as Russian oligarchs are thought to have made large donations to his party and other political parties in the country over the years, and fears of revealing the figures are thought to be behind the reluctance. acted more powerfully against them, who have turned the British capital, according to the latest London’s jargon flooded with the dirty money of the world’s most corrupt oligarchs and corrupt regimes.

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