The Biden administration has announced new sanctions targeting Russian state-controlled media and banking executives
The package will seek to clamp down on advertising dollars flowing into three Russian television stations, bar U.S.
consulting firms from providing services to Russian companies seeking to evade sanctions and limit Russia’s access to industrial engines, motors and bulldozers. It also targets more than 2,600 Russian and Belarusian military, including personnel involved in
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