A new package of sanctions provides a full ban for any operations, associated with the public debt of Russia.

The respective draft law is in the base of Congress document base, ET reports.

The agreements with securities, issued by the Central Bank, National Wealth Fund and Federal Treasury may fall under restrictions.

The sanctions may also affect Sberbank, VTB, Gazprombank, Bank of Moscow, Rosselhozbank, Promsvyazbank and Vnesheconombank.

The restrictions should come into force not later than 60 days after their approval.

The possible introduction of new limitations is connected with alleged Russia’s involvement in the case of poisoning Russian ex-spy Sergei Skrypal.

Reportedly, the United States imposed sanctions against Russian businesspersons and officials from the “Kremlin’s list”.

The sanction list included the millionaire Oleg Deripaska and CEO of Renova Group Viktor Vekselberg, who, according to Forbes’ estimates, is the richest person of Russia.

In addition, En+, Renova, Rusal, Russian Cars, Rosoboronexport and other eight Russian companies, as well as bfinance, connected with Deripaska, fell under sanctions. U.S. companies and citizens are banned from running business with them.

The losses of Russian businesspersons already exceeded 16 billion dollars.

Ukraine plans to synchronize the sanctions against Russian Federation with U.S.

New Ukrainian sanctions against RF will regard to those oligarchs, who work in the Crimea, occupied by Russia and supply weapons to Russian army.

In late January, U.S. Treasury Department published the so-called “Kremlin’s report”, which enlisted the names of Russian officials and businesspersons, close to RF President Vladimir Putin, against whom the sanctions may be imposed.