Australia has imposed sanctions against 90 individuals and 40 legal entities from Russia, RIA Novosti reported.
According to the source, the sanctions affected employees of the Central Election Commission, the military, a number of ministers and governors and others. Among the legal entities under sanctions are the Kalashnikov Concern, the Tupolev PJSC, Radio Sputnik, etc.
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