The list of Ukrainian citizens and companies against which the Russian Federation imposed sanctions was specially prepared in such a way that it was impossible to find any logic in it. And the sanctions list itself is laughable.
This was stated by the Deputy Minister for Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons, Georgy Tuka, reports Obozrevatel.
“Considering that my first and last economic connection with Russia was in 2013, when I exchanged $100 at Sberbank on Leo Tolstoy Square in Kyiv, this information only made me laugh,” Tuka said.
The official noted that only those who have some assets in Russia – shares, property or savings in banks – could suffer from these sanctions.
"But I wouldn't generalize. At first I had fun, laughed, and then I reread this list. And for me, for example, it's not very pleasant to be on the same list with the Opposition Bloc: Miroshnichenko, Geller, Grigorishin. I'm not very comfortable being on the same list with this crowd," Tuka emphasized.
In addition, the Deputy Minister noted that the list of sanctions included the entire leadership of the Ministry for Temporarily Occupied Territories and Internally Displaced Persons. In his opinion, this indicates the high efficiency of the department's work.
