Canada imposes sanctions on eight Russian individuals, including Emergencies Minister
What to know about Canada imposes sanctions on eight Russian individuals, including Emergencies Minister
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What happened
Canada has added eight Russian individuals, including the head of Rosmolodyozh youth affairs agency, Grigory Gurov, and Russian Emergencies Minister Alexander Kurenkov, to its sanctions list, according to a statement from Global Affairs Canada.
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