Several top US business leaders, journalists, and officials were banned from travelling by Russia. The Russians said the individuals would be denied entry indefinitely. The travel ban won't have a big impact on Mark Zuckerberg. Russia banned travel for Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other prominent Americans on Thursday. The sanctions were imposed in response to Russia's attack on Ukraine. Top Pentagon officials, US business leaders, and journalists are included in the travel ban. According to an Insider translation of the ministry's press release, individuals will be denied entry into Russia on an "indefinite basis" According to a translation, the ministry said they had identified the people who were responsible for shaping the agenda in the US. The sanction won't have much of an impact on Facebook or any of the other individuals who have stopped them from visiting Russia. The list of sanctions did not include the names of other top US business leaders like Parag Agrawal, or Sundar Pichai, even though they have been proactive in handling Russian misinformation. Several reporters on the list commented on the Russian travel ban on social media. A funny thing happened to me on the way to work today, as the managing editor of the Meduza news website covering Russia I was included in the list. Mark MacKinnon, senior international correspondent for The Globe and Mail, is getting a lot of praise for his response to the sanction against him. I made a lot of friends in Russia, but many of them have left. I tried to report honestly. I guess that was the problem. There were no responses to a request for comment in time for publication. Russia imposed sanctions on US President Joe Biden last month, and then announced more sanctions against members of Congress. Russia banned Facebook and other platforms because they were deemed to be Extremist organizations. Russian people have been blocked from using LinkedIn. The translations are by Oleksandr Vynogradov. The original article is on Business Insider. On the heels of a cascade of sanctions against Russia, Russian organizations and Russian individuals over Russia's aggressive war in Ukraine, the Russian Foreign Ministry now has issued a list of U.S. figures that are now prohibited from entering Russia. The list includes politicians as high up as Vice President Kamala Harris, but also tech leaders Mark Zuckerberg and Ryan Roslansky, as well as journalists and others with profiles who it says are promoting a "Russophobic" agenda. The foreign ministry of Russia has barred 27 prominent Americans from entering the country. The ban includes top defense and justice officials, the CEOs of LinkedIn and Bank of America, as well as the editor of the Russia-focused Meduza news website. 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