New sanctions target the Shor Party and its founder, as well as oligarchs, business people and politicians Canada says are connected to Russia
The new sanctions target the Shor Party and its founder, as well as oligarchs, business people and politicians Canada says are connected to Russia.
Sandu has said that her government is being threatened by “hybrid warfare generated by Russia” and Ukraine says it uncovered a Russian plot to overthrow her government. Canada is also targeting Marina Tauber, a sitting member of Parliament in Moldova who was arrested by anticorruption officials last month for allegedly trying to flee the country.Article content
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