The updated list also targets oil and gas company Zarubezhneft and INK-Capital, the management company of the Irkutsk Oil Company.
Several companies based in Turkey, China and Thailand were included as well. According to the document's wording, they are "complicit in the destabilization of Ukraine or in undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty or independence of Ukraine by providing goods or technologies" to Russia.
The list separately names three companies from Kyrgyzstan and one from Canada. As stated in the document, they may be "complicit in deriving benefit from the Russian government or in supporting the Russian government" through financial transactions.
Among the individuals sanctioned are Alan Gagloev, an adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and former head of the unrecognized South Ossetia; Marat Kambolov, president of South Ossetia; Artur Orlov, chairman of the board of the Movement of Firsts; and Yan Zanevsky, an FSB officer.
Britain introduced its previous package of restrictions a week earlier, on October 1. That round targeted 23 individuals and legal entities and eight vessels, some of them part of Russia's "shadow fleet."