The impact of sanctions has made several Russian billionaires teary-eyed. It was hard to have sympathy for the personal assistant to multiple billionaires. Russia's wealthiest businessmen and their families have been targeted by Western sanctions. A personal assistant to several Russian oligarchs said they have seen the men break down in tears when their assets are frozen. The news was reported by the Mirror. Western countries have taken action against Russia, including targeting some of its wealthiest businessmen, because of the unprovoked war in Ukraine. I have had to endure hearing them in tears because they can't get on board a private jet or book a holiday, even if they want to, even if they want to, even if they want to, even if they want to, even if they want to, even if they The assistant works for a group of people who live in the UK. A third of the residents are Russian, according to The Mirror. It is considered to be one of the most exclusive private residential addresses outside of London. The report said that some of the wealthy had to ask their staff to pay for their cabs because their executive accounts had been closed. The assistant said it was hard to have any sympathy. She said that it doesn't matter to them if people die in Ukraine. Sanctions have been applied to the family of Gennady Timchenko, whose wife and daughters have been impacted by the restrictions. The assistant told The Mirror that the families care about themselves and how the sanctions are affecting their lifestyle. They said that it was good to see them adjusting to their new place in the world. The original article is on Business Insider. The head of a new Justice Department task force said on Friday that they found evidence that Russian billionaires were trying to evade sanctions put in place to pressure Moscow to stop its invasion of Ukraine. 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