Russia New Sanctions: Full List Of US Big Names Banned From Entry

April 22, 2022
Russia New Sanctions: Full List Of US Big Names Banned From Entry
Russia New Sanctions: Full List Of US Big Names Banned From Entry

In the latest Russia sanctions, key US figures have joined President Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton on list of those banned from entering Russia.

You would recall that the war lord on Thursday, April 21, 2022, added Vice President Kamala Harris and Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg to its list of Americans who are now banned from entering the country.

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“These individuals are denied entry into the Russian Federation indefinitely,” Russia’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Prime Business Africa presents to you the full list of the 29 banned Americans:

– Kamala Devi Harris, Vice President of the United States

 

– Kathleen Holland Hicks, First Deputy Secretary of Defense

 

– Christopher Watson Grady, Vice Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff

 

– John Francis Kirby, Deputy Secretary of Defense

 

– Ronald Klain, White House Chief of Staff

 

– Evan Maureen Ryan, President’s Cabinet Secretary, Secretary of State Blinken’s wife

 

– Margaret Goodlander, Secretary of Justice’s adviser

 

– Douglas Craig Emhoff, Vice President Harris’ husband

 

– Robert Kagan, Senior Deputy Secretary of State Nuland’s husband

 

– Edward Price, State Department spokesman

 

– Rachel Levine, Deputy Minister of Health

 

– Brian Thomas Moynihan, Bank of America Chairman

 

– Mark Zuckerberg, Meta (Facebook) Co-founder

 

– Kathy Warden, Northrop Grumann Corporation President

 

– Phebe Novakovic, General Dynamics President

 

– Michael Petters, Huntington Ingalls Industries President

 

– William Brown, L-3 Harris Technologies President

 

– Wahid Nawabi, Aerovironment President

 

– Roger Krone, Leidos President

 

– Horacio Rozanski, Booz Allen Hamilton President

 

– Eilee Drake, Aerojet Rocketdyne President

 

– David Deptua, Head, Mitchell Institute of Airspace Studies

 

– Ryan Roslansky, LinkedIn CEO

 

– George Stephanopoulos, ABC television host

 

– Matthew Kroenig, Deputy Director, B. Scowcroft Center for Strategic Security

 

– David Reynolds Ignatius, journalist, expert at Wilson Center

 

– Edward Acevedo, Illinois Legislature ex member, expert at Wilson Center

 

– Kevin Rothrock, Meduza (English) media portal editor-in-chief, expert at Wilson Center

 

– Bianna Vitalievna Golodryga, CNN senior international analyst

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