Russia again expanded the list of "unfriendly countries"


Russia has more and more enemies.
For the second time, Russia expanded the list of so-called "unfriendly countries" by adding the islands of Guernsey, Maine and the Bahamas. This is reported by the government of the Russian Federation.
The islands of Guernsey and Man were on the list for supporting British sanctions, and the Bahamas for having imposed a ban on transactions with all Russian persons who fell under Western restrictions - with the Bank of Russia, the Russian Ministry of Finance and a number of credit organizations.
Now there are almost 50 states on the list, including all EU countries, Australia, Canada, Ukraine, Switzerland, Japan, South Korea, the USA, Great Britain. In addition to the latter, the list includes the British Crown possession of the island of Jersey and controlled overseas territories (Anguilla Islands, British Virgin Islands, Gibraltar). The Isle of Man and Guernsey are also Crown Dependencies of the British Crown.
Greece, Denmark, Slovenia, Croatia and Slovakia were the latest changes to the list.
Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed the government to create a list of countries committing unfriendly actions against Russia.
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