You can do with a fine of up to one million rubles or correctional work.
A group of deputies and senators submitted to the State Duma a bill on introduction of criminal penalties for the implementation of foreign sanctions in the territory of the Russian Federation. This was reported by the Russian edition of TASS with reference to one of the authors of the initiative, the chairman of the Duma Committee on State Building and Legislation Pavel Krasheninnikov. .
Krasheninnikov explains the initiative by the fact that a number of Russian companies, including state-owned ones, for one reason or another refuse to work with banks and companies that have already come under sanctions. They are also afraid of falling under them.
According to the initiative, Part 2 of Art. 201 of the Criminal Code (“Abuse of Power”), which provides for liability for such a crime in the event of serious consequences, it is proposed to add a new aggravating circumstance – “implementation of a decision of a foreign state, union of foreign states or international organization to impose restrictive measures against Russia.”/p>
Execution of foreign sanctions against Russia on Russian territory will be punished by a fine of up to 1 million rubles or wages for up to five years. Also, those who have executed sanctions against Russia can receive up to 5 years of forced labor with possible deprivation of the right to engage in certain work for up to three years. up to three years.
It will be recalled that Biden promised new sanctions against Russia. He considers it necessary to gather information about the massacre in Bucha.
Yesterday Bucha was named the second “Srebrenica”, and the mysterious Russian soul went to Hell for Leps' songs. The best day that can come now is to punish war criminals. Including Russian generals who give orders, soldiers who shoot civilians, propagandists and artists who sing and lie in support of the bloody regime. Read more about this and why President Zelensky must immediately sign the law on ratification of the Rome Statute in the article Inna Vedernikova “Depopulation of Russia. Who and how documents the atrocities of the Russian measure” in Bucha “.
