(Washington Composite Electric) After Washington and Kiev accused Moscow of the crime of committing war in Ukraine, the United States announced on Wednesday (April 6) that it announced new sanctions on Russian banks and elites, including banning all Americans from investing in Russia.
A US official told reporters that a comprehensive blockade of the Russian Federal Savings Bank (Sberbank) and Alfabank.The United States also sanctions on Russian President Putin's daughter, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov's wife and daughter, and members of the Russian Security Council.Americans are banned from investing in Russia, and it is not possible to invest or merge through venture capital.However, energy transactions are not affected by these sanctions.
The official said that the United States was upgrading its financial impact on Russia, and the Russians may be forced to return to the living standards of the Soviet Union in the 1980s.
In addition, the U.S. Taxation Administration has suspended information with the official exchange with Russia and does not help Moscow to collect taxes to fund the war against Ukraine.The United States also prohibits Russia from using funds to repay debts in the United States.
British Foreign Minister Tras revealed that Britain has frozen a war fund of about 350 billion US dollars (about $ 475.5 billion) in Putin, which means that Russia will not be able to use more than 60%of foreign exchange reserves.
In a speech on Wednesday, Ukrainian President Zelezzky condemned Europe to hesitate to prohibit Russian energy imports, saying that some leaders were more worried about commercial losses instead of war crimes.
Zeleziski played a short video while connecting with the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday to show the tragic conditions of cities and towns such as Bucha, and compare Russia's behavior to Nazi atrocities.They cut their limbs and cut their throats, and women were raped and killed in front of their children.
He pointed out that the Russian army had committed the most terrible crimes of war since World War II, and Moscow had to take responsibility for it.
Questioning the presence of the Security Council is valuable, Zeleziski promises to expel Russia
Zelezi also questioned the value of the security association.Because Russia has veto, the Security Council cannot take any action against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Zeleki called for Russia to follow the Security Council.
The participating Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Rebenia once again denied that the Russian army killed civilians in the occupation area, saying that during the control of the Russian army, no civilians were violent.Russian Foreign Minister Ravorf described the Bucha incident as a provocative, aiming to destroy Russia and Ukraine negotiations.
India, which previously refused to criticize Russia, condemned Buzha's killing of civilians on Tuesday and called for an independent investigation.Zhang Jun, a Chinese permanent representative of the United Nations, also said that the reports and pictures of Bucha's civilian death are very disturbed, but he believes that the relevant situation and specific reasons of the incident should be checked.Undepentically, blame.
The Mali Ubol government in the southern part of Wuli said that after the Russian army was accused of committing atrocities in Buce, Moscow ordered the Russian army in Mary Ubol to collect and incinerate the corpse to cover up the crime of war.
In terms of war, NATO Secretary -General Stoltenberg said that there were no signs that Putin had given up the ambition to control the entire Ukraine and said that the war may last for many or even years.
As Russia was stepping up a new offensive in the Udong region, the Ukrainian government urged Halkov, Lugusk and Donetzk to evacuate immediately yesterday.
Governor Kirilianko said that 10 high -rise buildings at Nortoninsk, where the temporary headquarters of the state government, was hit by Russian artillery fire.Governor of Lugusk said on Wednesday that the Russian army had controlled 60 % of the Rubizhne town in the state.
