Who is subject to British sanctions over Russian invasion of Ukraine?

Ministers have spoken about targeting more than 100 individuals and entities, but have so far named only some of those while government lawyers build the legal case against others.

Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the government would be ruthless in pursuing those “who enable the killing of civilians, destruction of hospitals and illegal occupation of sovereign allies.”

List of people who have been sanctioned:

• Vladimir Putin, Russian President
• Roman Abramovich, Owner of Chelsea Football Club, has stakes in steel giant Evraz and Norilsk Nickel
• Igor Sechin, Rosneft Chief Executive Officer
• Oleg Deripaska, Holds stakes in En+ Group
• Dmitri Lebedev, Chairman of Bank Rossiya
• Andrey Kostin, Chairman of VTB bank
• Alexei Miller, CEO of energy company Gazprom
• Nikolai Tokarev, President of the Russia state-owned pipeline company Transneft
• Sergei Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister
• Kirill Shamalov, Putin’s former son-in-law; shareholder and deputy chairman of petrochemical firm Sibur
• Gennady Timchenko, A major shareholder in Bank Rossiya
• Boris Rotenberg, A board member and major shareholder of Russian lender SMP Bank
• Igor Rotenberg, Chairman of transport company National Telematic Systems
• Denis Bortnikov, Deputy president and chairman of Russian state-owned lender VTB
• Pyotr Fradkov, Head of Russian state-owned Promsvyazbank
• Yury Slyusar, General Director of UAC
• Yelena Georgieva, Chair of Novikombank
• Kirill Dmitriev, Head of Russia’s RDIF sovereign wealth fund
• Andrei Burdyko, Deputy minister of Defence for Logistics and Chief of Logistics of the Belarusian army
• Victor Gulevich, Belarus’ Chief of the General Staff and First Deputy Minister of Defence
• Sergei Simonenko, Deputy Minister of Defence for Armament and Chief of Armament of the Belarusian army
• Andrey Zhuk, Belarus’ Deputy Minister of Defence
• Alisher Usmanov, Founder of USM Holdings, which works in mining, telecoms and tech
• Igor Shuvalov, Former first deputy prime minister, a former aide to Putin and chair of the management board of VEB

List of companies whose assets have been frozen:

• Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank
• VTB, Russia’s second-largest lender
• Genbank, Crimea-focused lender
• Sovcombank, Private bank
• The Russian Direct Investment Fund, Russia’s sovereign (RDIF) wealth fund
• Rostec, State-owned defence group
• United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), State-owned aircraft maker
• Tactical Missiles Corporation (TMC), State-owned defence group
• UralVagonZavod (UVZ), State-owned battle-tank maker
• United Shipbuilding Corporation, State-owned (USC) shipbuilding company
• 558 Aircraft Repair Plant, Belarusian defence company
• JSC Integral, Belarusian state-owned defence company