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As the Russia-Ukraine battle continues, a regional administration building in Kharkiv, along with some residential buildings adjacent to the government building was on Tuesday struck by missile Naija News reports. CNN, citing Ukraine’s State Emergency Service, reported that at least six people were hurt when an explosion hit the government building in the city. One of the victims is a child, Ukrainian officials said. Watch the video below; https://twitter.com/OfficialJoelF/status/1498550454422286338?s=20&t=g_VzWpxrzte3nDPv1W7Kkg Meanwhile, the government of Russia has banned foreign exchange loans and transfers by Russian residents. The government announced its decision on Monday which is in response to economic sanctions imposed on Moscow by the West. The Russian president also signed into law a bill ordering all exporting companies to sell 80 per cent of their foreign exchange earnings made since 1 January on the market. This new move is coming after Foreign secretary Liz Truss announced that Britain was set to lock Russia’s Sberbank out of the sterling clearing and slap sanctions on three other banks.

The UK has sanctioned the Russian financial giant Sber, blocking its access to the British pound Read Full Article at RT.com

The UK repeated U.S. sanctions against Russia''s Sberbank, banning settlements in its currency.

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s dominant lender Sberbank on Tuesday said its Russian retail and corporate customers would not be significantly affected by new UK sanctions and would examine the restrictions imposed when documents are made public.

The Ukrainian Government has reportedly contacted Chelsea owner, Roman Abramovich to help persuade Russian President Vladimir Putin to withdraw troops from the country. In a chat with PA news agency, a spokesperson for the Chelsea owner said his principal is looking for ways to broker peace between his country and Ukraine. The spokesperson said the billionaire businessman is actually attempting to orchestrate a peace deal after Ukraine reached out to him via his Jewish contacts within the country. “ I can confirm that Roman Abramovich was contacted by the Ukrainian side for support in achieving a peaceful resolution and that he has been trying to help ever since. “Considering what is at stake, we would ask for your understanding as to why we have not commented on neither the situation as such nor his involvement, ” the spokesperson said. Meanwhile, the government of Russia has banned foreign exchange loans and transfers by Russian residents. The government announced its decision on Monday which is in response to economic sanctions imposed on Moscow by the West.

The government of Russia has banned foreign exchange loans and transfers by Russian residents. The government announced it’s decision on Monday which is in response to economic sanctions imposed on Moscow by the West. The Russian president also signed into law a bill ordering all exporting companies to sell 80 per cent of their foreign exchange earnings made since 1 January on the market. This new move is coming after Foreign secretary Liz Truss announced that Britain was set to lock Russia’s Sberbank out of sterling clearing and slap sanctions on three other banks. The UK government has also advised residents against travelling to Russia and ordered its ports to ban any vessels that are Russian as it increased pressure on Moscow. In other news, world football governing body, FIFA and it''s European counterpart, UEFA have announced the suspension of Russia from international football. This was made known in a joint statement on Monday by Fifa and Uefa. The statement reads: “ Following the initial decisions adopted by the FIFA Council and the UEFA Executive Committee, which envisaged the adoption of additional measures, FIFA and UEFA have today decided together that all Russian teams, whether national representative teams or club teams, shall be suspended from participation in both FIFA and UEFA competitions until further notice . “ These decisions were adopted today by the Bureau of the FIFA Council and the Executive Committee of UEFA, respectively the highest decision-making bodies of both institutions on such urgent matters .

Britain will lock Russia''s Sberbank out of the sterling clearing and slap sanctions on three other banks, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said, adding there would be a full asset freeze on Russian lenders within days, Report informs, citing Reuters.

Modern warfare is not limited to military attacks, bombs, and missiles but more than that. The Russian invasion has made clear that high finance is a more prominent weapon to send an economy crippling. Over the weekend, we saw the West imposing economic penalties on Russia one after the other. From SWIFT ban to the central bank freeze, a host of measures were announced to paralyse Russia. Economic sanctions as a weapon against Russia Though it was Russia, which initiated the act of invasion against Ukraine, the country now finds itself cornered from all sides now, being bombarded with sanctions. Western governments did not hesitate to propose banning Russia from SWIFT. Banks and corporates have halted their operations in Russia, creating chaos that the country has never witnessed before. The country is unplugged from the global system, making the governor of the Russian central bank accept that they are facing a totally abnormal condition. Also Read: As Ukraine accepts crypto donations, what is Bitcoin’s future?

The first Eurozone Banks get hit by sanctions while Switzerland is waiting to see if the Federal Government follows in the EU''s steps. To some degree or another, Swiss banks will not be able to escape sanctions against Russia, whether they affect corporate loans, commodity trade financing or business with wealthy clients from Russia. Switzerland''s second-largest bank, Credit Suisse, has stopped financing of commodity trades out of Russia, for example. No Comment Swiss financial watchdog Finma told finews.com it is in talks with banks about the risks posed by sanctions on their Russian business. It is unclear to what extent subsidiary institutions operating in Switzerland such as Sberbank (Switzerland), Gazprombank (Switzerland) and VTB Capital, primarily in financing commodity deals, will be affected. Sberbank, Gazprombank and the Association of Foreign Banks in Switzerland declined to comment to finews.asia on the current situation. Sberbank Pressure In the Eurozone, Russia''s Sberbank subsidiaries are teetering on bankruptcy due to sanctions imposed by the EU, the U.S. and U.K..

Shares in Sberbank and Tinkoff, Russia''s two most popular financial stocks among foreign investors, fell as much as 75% and 80% respectively in London today pic.twitter.com/HQ5neEtVWU

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The Sberbank of Russia was in free fall today, with SBRCY stock plunging more than 70% on reports of banking panic in Europe. The post SBRCY Stock Alert: Why Are Shares in the Sberbank of Russia Plung

Faced with a rush of people withdrawing money, Sberbank and the Russian bank's subsidiaries in southeastern and central Europe are facing closures or takeovers following international sanctions impose

A ramping up of financial sanctions against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine has plunged European lenders into turmoil.

In an attempt to prevent a total collapse of the Russian ruble, the central bank also more than doubled interest rates to 20% following sanctions.