On Monday, the Russian Federation’s government adopted a list of Countries and territories that have taken hostile acts against Russia, its businesses, and its residents.
The United States and Canada,
The European Union,
The United Kingdom (including Jersey, Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands, and Gibraltar),
Ukraine,
Montenegro,
Switzerland,
Albania,
Andorra,
Iceland,
Liechtenstein,
Monaco,
Norway,
San Marino,
and North Macedonia, as well as Japan, South Korea, Australia, Micronesia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Taiwan, are all on the list (considered a territory of China, but ruled by its own administration since 1949).
Following the launch of a special military operation by the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine, the nations and territories on the list imposed or joined sanctions against Russia.
According to the government, Russian persons and firms, as well as the Russian state, its regions, and municipalities, would be permitted to pay foreign creditors from the list of unfriendly nations in rubles under this decree. Payments in excess of 10 million rubles per month are subject to the new temporary procedure (or a similar amount in foreign currency).
