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| The Kremlin has issued an eclectic hit list of its 121 least favourite Australians, banning the “Russophobic” journalists, CEOs, defence chiefs, academics and think tankers from setting foot in Russia.
After learning he had been sanctioned, Forrest told a business audience in London that he had called out Russia for its unjustified war, and that resisting evil was the responsibility of “good women and men”. He then renewed his criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying: “If you have to lie your heads off to your population, you’re probably not leading them very well. And that’s what is happening in Russia.”
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