Japan imposed sanctions against Shuvalov, Mordashov and Navka

Japan has imposed sanctions against 24 individuals and 80 legal entities from RUSSIA, according to the website of the country's Foreign Ministry. The restrictions involve freezing assets.

In particular, the sanctions list included the head of VEB Igor Shuvalov, his wife Olga, son Evgenia and daughter Maria, the head of Severstal Alexei Mordashov, as well as relatives of the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov - wife Tatyana Navka, son Nikolai and daughter Elizaveta.

In addition, Japan imposed sanctions against the co-owner of Rossiya Bank Nikolai Shamalov and his son Kirill, the owner of 3.3% of Sibur. Also under the restrictions were Boris and Arkady Rotenberg (sons of businessmen Roman and Boris Rotenberg), Stanislav and Alexander Chemezov (sons of the head of Rostec Sergey Chemezov) and others.

Among the companies on the list of restrictions are processor developer Baikal Electronics, NPO Electronic Systems, Zvezdochka shipyard, Vympel shipyard, Amur Shipyard and others.