Britain continues to slow down Putin’s military machine, the British Foreign Office said.
UK authorities have decided to stop importing liquefied natural gas from Russia from January 1, 2023. About that know British Foreign Office on Friday 28 October.
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“Britain is stopping all imports of Russian liquefied natural gas and is supporting countries around the world to reduce their self-reliance. We are depriving Putin of funds for his illegal war,” the statement said .
The ministry also recalled that the export of nearly 700 goods critical to the Russian economy had previously been banned.
“In total, more than £19 billion of trade between Great Britain and Russia has been fully or partially sanctioned. We continue to bring down Putin’s military machine,” the Foreign Ministry added.
It will be remembered that in June, the UK for the first time in history stopped importing oil and fuel from the Russian Federation. At the same time, last year Russia was Britain’s largest supplier of petroleum products.
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