
The UK has expanded its sanctions list against Russia to include 23 individuals and 8 vessels, including an adviser to the Russian President and the former head of South Ossetia.
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The UK continues to impose sanctions against citizens and organizations of the Russian Federation.
The UK has introduced new sanctions against Russia; restrictions have been imposed on 23 individuals and 8 vessels. This is stated in a document on the British government website.
The lists included the adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the former president of South Ossetia Alan Gagloev, his successor in this post Marat Kambolov, as well as the chairman of the board of the All-Russian public-state movement of children and youth “Movement of the First” Artur Orlov.
In addition, sanctions were imposed against the chairmen of regional branches of the First Movement in the DPR, LPR, Kherson, Zaporozhye regions and the Republic of Crimea, as well as against the chairman of the board of trustees of the National Center for Assistance to Missing and Injured Children, Elena Milskaya.

The State Duma adopted a law ratifying the protocol on amending the agreement between Russia and Abkhazia on health insurance for Russians permanently residing in Abkhazia.

Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Medinsky stated the need to significantly expand the disciplinary powers of teachers and school principals to strengthen their responsibility for raising children.

It is planned to allocate over 865 billion rubles from the federal budget of the Russian Federation for the development of the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions in 2027–2029. The government has submitted a corresponding bill to the State Duma.

Senator Alexander Shenderyuk-Zhidkov said that the issue of Kaliningrad security concerns everyone and called for an end to speculation. Earlier, the Russian Federation warned NATO and Belgium of its readiness to use its entire arsenal to protect the region.

Entrepreneur Konstantin Malofeev said that Ukraine is part of Russia and should return to its historical borders, and the western regions of the country may go to Poland or the EU.

The head of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs, Grigory Karasin, announced the possibility of holding a tribunal over the leaders of NATO and the Kyiv regime in a neutral country in the Global South with the participation of independent judges.