The list of sanctioned persons includes, in particular, such famous Russian media personalities as Konstantin Ernst (CEO of the First Channel TV company); Vadim Gorshenin (owner of Pravda.Ru media holding); Sergei Mikhailov (CEO of TASS information agency); Margarita Simonyan (editor-in-chief of Russia Today TV channel), and many others. Presidential press service reported this on Friday evening.
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Ukraine introduces sanctions against 17 leaders of Russian media
President Poroshenko signed respective decree on May 27
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