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Britain announced 31 new sanctions against Russian individuals and businesses involved in human rights abuses and propaganda. The Foreign Office said the measures target those funding Vladimir Putin's war and networks spreading disinformation. The action follows “sham elections” held in occupied Ukrainian territories earlier this month.
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