Sanctions of Rodina.Ru website

From 12:00 February 26, 2022, Rodina.ru website imposes sanctions against:

• Former British Foreign Secretary Elizabeth Truss - for her open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities, for her incompetence in matters that determine her position (geography, history), for the creation and dissemination of deliberate disinformation.
• President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities, for incompetence in matters that determine her position (geography, history), for the creation and dissemination of deliberate disinformation.
• Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities, for incompetence in matters that determine her position (geography, history), for the creation and dissemination of deliberate disinformation.
• British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities, for incompetence in matters that determine her position (geography, history), for the creation and dissemination of deliberate disinformation.
• U.S. President Joseph Biden - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• Representative of the US State Department Ned Price - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities, for incompetence in matters that determine her position (geography, history), for the creation and dissemination of deliberate misinformation.
• US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities, for incompetence in matters that determine her position (geography, history, statement that it is not NATO that is approaching the borders of Russia, but Russia is approaching borders of NATO), for creating and spreading deliberate disinformation.
• Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• U.S. Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs Jacob Sullivan - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• CIA Director William Burns - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• Former White House Press Secretary Jennifer Psaki - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine, Russophobic activities and dissemination of disinformation.
• White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine, Russophobic activities and disinformation.
• Deputy Assistant to the President of the United States for National Security Duleep Singh - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• Director of the Agency for International Development Samantha Power - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• U.S. First Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Adewale Adeyemo - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• To the President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Export-Import Bank, Reth Joe Lewis - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• The Prosecutor General of the Czech Republic Igor Strizhka - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• Former President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• Head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Kirill Budanov - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• German Chancellor Olaf Scholz - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities, for denying the genocide of Russians on the territory of Ukraine (including the now independent Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic).
• Czech President Milos Zeman - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.
• Polish President Andrzej Duda - for open support of neo-Nazis in Ukraine and Russophobic activities.

A number of faces such as:

• Alexander Turchinov
• Oleg Lyashko
• Andrey Parubiy
• Arsen Avakov
• Oleg Tyagnibok
• Dmitry Yarosh
• Commanders of units and subdivisions, and all personnel of the Azov and Aidar regiments and volunteer battalions.
• Members of the Servant of the People party, European Solidarity, Holos, Batkivshchyna, VO Svoboda, National Corps, Right Sector and others.

they are suspected of committing genocide on the territory of Ukraine, supporting the nationalist (Bandera) ideology and subject to trial and punishment if found guilty (we all know their crimes, but call them criminals before the trial we have no rights, although they are).

The list is not definitive and will expand. Moreover, as the above-mentioned persons are detained and interrogated, new names will appear. With a high probability, these may turn out to be politicians from the USA, Great Britain, Poland, the Baltic countries and, possibly, other countries famous for hysterical Russophobia.