Kyivpost Zelensky Enacts Sanctions Against Russian Entities Linked to Journalist's Death
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- •Zelensky imposed sanctions on 29 Russian individuals and entities linked to journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna's death.
- •New sanctions target Russian mobile operators and internet providers aiding in the spread of disinformation.
- •Ukraine is coordinating with international partners to synchronize sanctions against Russian entities.
On June 12, 2026, President Volodymyr Zelensky enacted sanctions against Russian individuals and entities, including a judge linked to the death of Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna. Roshchyna died in Russian captivity after being tortured, and her case has drawn international attention. The sanctions target 29 individuals and several Russian media organizations, aiming to hold accountable those involved in the persecution of Ukrainian citizens. Additionally, on June 13, sanctions were imposed on 10 Russian mobile operators and internet service providers that support Russian propaganda efforts. The Ukrainian government is coordinating with international partners to synchronize these sanctions. The actions reflect Ukraine's ongoing efforts to combat Russian disinformation and protect its citizens. The sanctions package was proposed by the Security Service of Ukraine and approved by the National Security and Defense Council.
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