U.S. names Kremlin outliers in 'telephone directory' sanctions report
Vladimir Putin
Those included will not immediately be subject to sanctions but face potential sanctions risk.  President Vladimir Putin  called the list an âunfriendly actâ that would further complicate relations between Moscow and Washington.
Some of those named  however  have publicly clashed with the Kremlin and moved their assets abroad  or been subject to prosecution and had their businesses come under attack from people close to  Putin .
One person whose inclusion on the list has surprised people in Moscow is Vladimir Yevtushenkov  a billionaire who was placed under house arrest in 2014 over alleged money laundering and has since clashed with powerful oil boss Igor Sechin  head of Rosneft and a long-time  Putin  confidant.
Galitsky is not viewed as being close to  Putin  and a 20 billion rouble ($350 million) football stadium  he  built in the southern Russian city of Krasnodar was passed over for the 2018 World Cup.
Those included will not immediately be subject to sanctions but face potential sanctions risk.   [TGT] called the list an âunfriendly actâ that would further complicate relations between Moscow and Washington.
Some of those named  however  have publicly clashed with the Kremlin and moved their assets abroad  or been subject to prosecution and had their businesses come under attack from people close to  [TGT]  .
One person whose inclusion on the list has surprised people in Moscow is Vladimir Yevtushenkov  a billionaire who was placed under house arrest in 2014 over alleged money laundering and has since clashed with powerful oil boss Igor Sechin  head of Rosneft and a long-time   [TGT] confidant.
Galitsky is not viewed as being close to  Putin  and a 20 billion rouble ($350 million) football stadium  he  built in the southern Russian city of Krasnodar was passed over for the 2018 World Cup.