Kremlin calls businessmen who criticise Russia to get sanctions relief 'traitors'

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Thursday said that Russian businessmen who voiced anti-Russian views in an effort to get personal Western sanctions ...

STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSMOSCOW - The Kremlin on Thursday said that Russian businessmen who voiced anti-Russian views in an effort to get personal Western sanctions on them lifted were traitors ready to sell out their country.

Different Russian businessmen had adopted different methods when it came to trying to get themselves removed from the sanctions list, he said. Russia considered any seizure of private property or encroachment on individual business assets"contrary...to international legislation", he added.

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