The full 'Putin list' of Russian oligarchs and political figures released by the US Treasury
Source: CNN
It's been dubbed the "Putin list" -- the names of 210 prominent Russians, many with close ties to the Kremlin, released by the US Treasury Department.
The list, which the US administration had been required by law to release, includes 114 senior political figures and 96 oligarchs, all of whom rose to prominence under Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The administration was required to name the companies and individuals and consider whether to sanction them under legislation meant to punish Russia for its interference in the 2016 US election, as well as its human rights violations, annexation of Crimea and ongoing military operations in eastern Ukraine.
The list, which includes senior members of Putin's Cabinet and Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich, reads like the US has "simply rewritten Kremlin's phone book," said Russian senator Konstantin Kosachev in a Facebook Post.
Here it is in full. (Note: Names, spellings and titles are those provided by the US Treasury Department.)
Read more: https://www.cnn.com/2018/01/30/politics/full-us-list-of-russian-oligarchs-with-putin-ties-intl/index.html
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(61,899 posts)Source: The Guardian
List of oligarchs who had made money corruptly was withdrawn
At the last minute, somebody high up threw out the experts work
Julian Borger in Washington
Tue 30 Jan 2018 21.43 GMT
A name-and-shame list of Russian oligarchs who made their money corruptly from their ties with Vladimir Putin was compiled by the US government agencies but then cancelled last week by a senior administration official, according to a Russia expert who was consulted on the list.
It was replaced by an all-inclusive list of rich Russians apparently copied straight from the Forbes magazines ranking of wealthy Russians, together with the names of some top Kremlin officials.
Putin described the list as a hostile step, but it has been the subject of derision in Washington and Moscow.
It makes the whole thing ridiculous. There are no criteria, said Anders Åslund, a Swedish economist, Russia expert and senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, who said he had been consulted to make suggestions on how the Kremlin list should be compiled, to comply with congressional legislation in July mandating tougher action on Russia.
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Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/30/russia-kremlin-list-trump-administration-forbes