Danilov calls Russian sanctions best assessment of joint work to defend national interests of Ukraine
Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Oleksiy Danilov called the imposition of sanctions against him by the Russian Federation "the best assessment of joint work in upholding Ukraine's interests."
"I promise to meet the 'high trust' and do even more in the position of the Secretary of the Security Council in order to once and forever remove the question of any presence of the 'Russian world' and its agents of influence in Ukrainian life - as people say, 'so that there is no spirit of them," Danilov wrote on his Facebook page on Saturday.
By the decree of the government of the Russian Federation of August 20, 2021, changes were made to the so-called "sanctions list" of November 1, 2018. In particular, NSDC Secretary Oleksiy Danilov and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba are included in the list of individuals subject to special economic measures.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
President signs new package of sanctions against Russian financial schemes
12:16, 07.07.2025
Danilov to be promoted to another direction
19:26, 26.03.2024
Danilov on downed Russian Su-34s: Hunt for them been going on for long time
20:40, 22.12.2023
People who don’t believe in Victory have no place in command – Danilov
15:44, 07.11.2023
Zaluzhny right that Ukraine needs new approaches in war against Russia – Danilov
16:08, 03.11.2023
LATEST
Americans and Ukrainians agree on framework of security arrangements, discuss necessary deterrence capabilities to sustain lasting peace – Dept of State
16:53, 06.12.2025
Rubio's deputy sharply criticizes EU countries after NATO meeting, Musk calls for dissolution of European Union
16:32, 06.12.2025
GUR Cyber Corps attacks leading Russian logistics company on Ukrainian Armed Forces Day – sources
16:23, 06.12.2025
AFU General Staff: Ryazan Oil Refinery in Russia, shell casing plant in occupied Alchevsk damaged
16:19, 06.12.2025
Zelenskyy: Today, the best gift for all of Ukraine would be just peace