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Poland imposed sanctions against Wildberries and Gazprom
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Poland has imposed sanctions against dozens of Russian individuals and legal entities, according to the country's government website.
15 individuals fell under the sanctions, among them:
- Wildberries founder Tatyana Bakalchuk,
- businessman Oleg Deripaska,
- Alexey Mordashov, owner of Severstal,
- Aleksey Nechaev, leader of the New People faction in the State Duma,
- head of Rosneft Igor Sechin,
- co-owner of Alfa Group Mikhail Fridman,
- founder of the Renova group Viktor Vekselberg,
- Mikhail Gutseriev, founder of the Safmar group, and his brother Sait-Salam Gutseriev,
- former owner of EuroChem and SUEK Andrey Melnichenko and his wife Alexandra Melnichenko,
- CEO of Kaspersky Evgeny Kaspersky,
- Acron's largest shareholder Vyacheslav Kantor,
- founder of 1C Boris Nuraliev,
- PhosAgro board member Timur Rashidov.
The list of legal entities includes 35 names, in particular, Wildberries, Gazprom, KamAZ, Kaspersky Lab, Novatek, Akron, 1C-Poland, Eurochem Poland, PhosAgro, Faberlic divisions. Beloil Poland, controlled by Belorusneft, was also subject to sanctions.