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Russia bans 55 more Canadians from entry

By IANS | Updated: September 1, 2022 03:40 IST

Moscow, Sep 1 The Russian Foreign Ministry has announced that an additional 55 Canadian citizens have been indefinitely ...

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Moscow, Sep 1 The Russian Foreign Ministry has announced that an additional 55 Canadian citizens have been indefinitely barred from entering the country in response to Ottawa's anti-Russian sanctions.

In addition to the travel ban on these "high-ranking military, politic and public figures," the activities of three non-governmental organisations from Canada are now recognised as undesirable in Russia, the Ministry said on Wednesday.

A total of 818 Canad, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, have been under Moscow's sanctions, including an entry ban, official data showed as quoted by Xinhua news agency report.

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