Ex-Russian politician found guilty in UK sanctions and money-laundering trial
- Dmitrii Ovsiannikov, a former governor of Sevastopol, faced a UK trial for evading sanctions.
- Sanctions were imposed following the annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014.
- Ovsiannikov's wife and brother aided him in circumventing these sanctions through financial transactions.
- Funds totaling £76,000 were sent by his wife; school fees of £41,027 were also paid.
- Ovsiannikov was found guilty on six counts, marking a first-of-its-kind prosecution in the UK.
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Legal Precedents and Personal Exceptions: How Sanctions Lists Are Losing Their Former Rigidity
Amid the ongoing confrontational rhetoric between Russia and the West, there is an increasing number of instances in which individuals targeted by sanctions achieve exemptions—not for political reasons, but as a result of painstaking legal work. While the political agenda remains unchanged, a growing trend in the legal sphere demonstrates that sanctions are not a […] The post Legal Precedents and Personal Exceptions: How Sanctions Lists Are Losi…
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