Russia imposed sanctions against Moriarty and another 120 Australians

Journalists, military and businessmen got under restrictive measures. Decision taken in response to expanding sanctionsfrom Australia, which "apply to an increasing number" of Russians,declared in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Russia has added to the sanctions list another 121 Australian citizens from among the "heads of law enforcement agencies, businessmen, experts and journalists who form the Russophobic agenda," according to the Foreign Ministry website.

“For these persons, entry into the Russian Federation is closed on an indefinite basis,” the ministry said.

It explained that the decision was made in response to expanding sanctions from Australia, which "apply to an increasing number" of Russians - both officials and their families, as well as representatives of the business community and the media.

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Under Russian sanctions, including:

journalists and leading media corporations ABC, employees of the Sydney Morning Herald tabloid, the Australian newspaper and other publications; Atlassian co-chairs Scott Farquhar and Mike Cannon-Brooks. Atlassian is a software developer for managing software development, one of the most famous products is the Jira system. In March, the company stopped sales in Russia and froze subscriptions to some companies; Rio Tinto Iron Ore Chief Executive Officer Simon Trott and Chief Engineer Mark Davies. It is one of the largest mining companies in the world. In March, she announced her intention to break off all commercial relations with Russian business in connection with the events in Ukraine; Australian Deputy Defense Minister Greg Moriarty, Deputy Defense Minister Anthony Dalton,

Since the end of February, Australia has repeatedly tightened sanctions against Russia. In terms of personal sanctions, she banned the entry of representatives of the country's top leadership, including President Vladimir Putin, Foreign and Defense Ministers Sergei Lavrov and Sergei Shoigu, and introduced restrictive measures against some "representatives of the elite and oligarchs close to Putin."

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In addition, 144 Russian senators fell under the sanctions.

By April 22, there were almost 750 Russian citizens and organizations on the Australian sanctions list. Russia responded by banning the entry of 228 Australian citizens, including Prime Minister Scott Morrison, his deputy Barnaby Joyce, Interior, Treasury, Defense and Foreign Ministers Karen Andrews, Saima Birmingham, Peter Dutton and Maryse Payne. Restrictions also affected deputies of the House of Representatives, members of the Senate and the Legislative Assembly.

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