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Former Russian Energy Minister Igor Yusufov Faces International Sanctions

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Igor Yusufov, a former Russian Energy Minister, is facing sanctions in Ukraine and Canada. These sanctions were imposed in the context of the Ukraine conflict. The Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control states that sanctions can lead to individuals and entities being unable to engage in certain financial transactions and resulting in the freezing of assets.

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The sanctions against Igor Yusufov could prevent him from engaging in certain financial transactions and could result in the freezing of his assets. Forbes previously reported that Igor Yusufov was worth about $1.1 billion.

Ukraine is targeting Russian policy through sanctions, specifically by applying sanctions against a former official.

From nypost.com

Who's involved

  • Igor YusufovFormer Russian Energy Minister who is facing international sanctions.
  • Dmitry MedvedevHas financial ties to the Yusufov family.
  • ForbesReported on Igor Yusufov's net worth.

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