Regarding the situation in Ukraine, the government approved additional sanctions against Russia at a cabinet meeting on the 27th.
It is said that 36 Russian government officials and 3 groups will be newly added to the target of the asset freeze.
In response to Russia's continuing military aggression against Ukraine, the government announced that additional sanctions against Russia would be imposed at a Cabinet meeting on the 27th, saying that it was necessary to increase pressure in cooperation with the G7 = seven major countries. I got it.
Specifically, a total of 36 people and three organizations, including Russian government officials and pro-Russian officials in eastern and southern Ukraine, will be added to the targets for freezing assets in Japan.
In addition, 49 organizations such as Russian aircraft repair factories and radio factories will be added to the list of targets for banning exports from Japan, and the scope of prohibited items will be expanded.
At a press conference after the cabinet meeting, Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara said, "In order to protect peace and order, the G7 and other members of the international community need to unite and respond with resolute determination. We will continue to cooperate with the international community, We will strongly promote sanctions against Russia and support for Ukraine."