The United States and European Union have imposed asset freezes and travel bans on 78 individuals, mainly senior Russian officials, over the crisis in Ukraine.
The U.S. has also targeted 18 Russian companies with sanctions; Europe has hit two companies in Crimea with sanctions.
The European Union issued its newest list of sanctioned individuals and companies on May 12.
Here is a full list of the individuals and companies affected since the sanctions began in March:
Individuals
New additions (May 12)
Vladimir Shamanov: Commander, Russia's Airborne Troops
Vladimir Pligin: Chair of the Duma Constitutional Law Committee
Petr Jarosh: Head of the migration office for Crimea
Oleg Kozyura: Head of the migration office for Sevastopol
Viacheslav Ponomariov: Self-declared mayor of Slaviansk
Igor Bezler: A leader of the self-proclaimed militia of Horlivka
Igor Kakidzyanov: One of the leaders of armed forces for the self- proclaimed 'Donetsk People's Republic'
Oleg Tsariov: Politician and member of Ukrainian parliament
Roman Lyagin: Organized the May 11 referendum on the 'Donetsk People's Republic'
Aleksandr Malykhin: Organized the May 11 referendum on the 'Lugansk People's Republic'
Natalia Poklonskaya: Prosecutor of Crimea, implementing the annexation of Crimea
Igor Shevchenko: Prosecutor of Sevastopol, implementing the annexation of Sevastopol
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Vladislav Surkov: Presidential Aide to Putin
Sergey Glazyev: Presidential Adviser to Putin
Leonid Slutsky: Russian State Duma Deputy
Andrei Klishas: Member of the Russian Federation Council
Valentina Matviyenko: Head of the Federation Council
Dmitry Rogozin: Deputy Prime Minister of Russia
Yelena Mizulina: Russian State Duma Deputy
Sergey Aksyonov: Self-claimed Prime Minister of Crimea
Vladimir Konstantinov: Speaker of the Crimean Parliament
Viktor Medvedchuk: Leader of Ukranian Choice
Viktor Yanukovych: Former President of Ukraine
Viktor Ozerov: Security and Defense Committee chairman of Russian Federation Council
Vladimir Dzhabarov: Deputy Chairman of the International Affairs Committee of Russian Federation Council
Evgeni Bushmin: Deputy Speaker of the Russian Federation Council
Nikolai Ryzhkov: Senator in the Russian Federation Council
Sergei Zheleznyak: Deputy Speaker of the Russian State Duma
Sergei Mironov: Leader of the Fair Russia Faction in the Russian State Duma
Aleksandr Totoonov: Member of Committee on Culture, Science, and Information with Russian Federation Council
Oleg Panteleev: First Deputy Chairman of the Russian committee on Parliamentary Issues
Sergey Naryshkin: Member of the National Security Council of the Russian Federation
Victor Ivanov: Member of the Security Council of the Russian Federation
Igor Sergun: Head, Russia's military intelligence service and Deputy Chief of the General Staff
Sergei Ivanov: Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office
Alexi Gromov: First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office
Andrei Fursenko: Aide to the President of the Russian Federation
Vladimir Yakunin: Board Chairman, Russian Railways
Vladimir Kozhin: Putin's Head of Administration, overseeing 60,000 staff and more than 100 enterprises
Gennady Timchenko: Founder of Gunvor, one of the world's largest independent oil and gas trading companies
Arkady Rotenberg: Made billions of dollars from construction contracts from Gazprom and the Sochi Winter Olympics
Boris Rotenberg: Brother and business partner of Arkady Rotenberg
Yuri Kovalchuk: Largest single shareholder of Bank Rossiya (see below)
Rustam Temirgaliev: Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Crimea
Deniz Berezovskiy: Defected from Ukrainian Navy to Crimean Armed Forces
Aleksei Chaliy: Became Mayor of Sevastopol in Crimea in February
Pyotr Zima: Appointed head of the Crimean Security Service by Aksyonov
Yuriy Zherebtsov: Counsellor of the Speaker of the Crimean parliament
Sergey Tsekov: Vice Speaker of the Crimean parliament
Aleksandr Vitko: Commander, Russian Black Sea Fleet
Anatoliy Sidorov: Commander, Russia's Western Military District
Aleksandr Galkin: Commander, Russia's Southern Military District
Dmitry Kiselyov: Head of the Russian Federal State news agency
Alexander Nosatov: Deputy Commander, Black Sea Fleet
Valery Kulikov: Deputy Commander Black Sea Fleet
Mikhail Malyshev: Chair of the Crimea Electoral Commission
Valery Medvedev: Chair of the Sevastopol Electoral Commission
Igor Turchenyuk: Commander of the Russian forces in Crimea
Elena Muzulina: Deputy in the Russian State Duma
Oleg Belavantsev: Appointed as Russia's Presidential Envoy to Crimea by Putin
Sergei Chemezov: On the board of Directors for Rosneft, Russia's state-owned oil company
Dmitry Kozak: Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
Evgeniy Murov: Director, Russia's Federal Protective Service
Aleksei Pushkov: Chairman of the Russian State Duma Committee on International Affairs.
Igor Sechin: President and Chairman, Management Board for Rosneft
Vyacheslav Volodin: First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office
Oleg Savelyev: Minister of Crimean Affairs, responsible for the integration of Crimea into Russia
Sergei Menyailo: Acting governor of Sevastopol, within annexed Crimea
Olga Kovatidi: Member of the Russian Federation Council from Crimea
Ludmila Shvetsova: Deputy Chairman of the Russian State Duma, initiated legislative action to integrate Crimea
Sergei Neverov: Deputy Chairman of the Russian State Duma, initiated legislative action to integrate Crimea
Valery Gerasimov: Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation
German Prokopiv: Active leader of the Lugansk Guard, helped seize the Security Service building in Lugansk
Valeriy Bolotov: Leader of the separatist group Army of the South-East, which occupied the Lugansk security service building
Andriy Purgin: Head of the Donetsk Republic, active participant and organizer of separatist actions
Denys Pushylin: One of the leaders of the Donetsk People's Republic
Tsyplakov Gennadevich: One of the leaders of the People's Militia of Donbass.
Igor Strelkov: Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Russia
Banks and companies
New additions (May 12)
Chernomorneftegaz: A Crimea-based gas company, seized by Crimean authorities
Feodosia: A Crimea-based oil company, seized by Crimean authorities
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Bank Rossiya: The 17th largest bank in Russia, controlled by Yuri Kovalchuk
InvestCapitalBank: Controlled by Rotenberg brothers
SMP Bank: Controlled by Rotenberg brothers
SGM Group: A gas pipeline construction company owned or controlled by Arkady Rotenberg
Volga Group: Owned by Gennady Timchenko
Transoil: A freight operator that transports oil, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
Aquanika: A mineral water and soft drink company, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
Sakhatrans: A transportation company, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
Avia Group: Provides ground services at Moscow airport, owned or controlled by Volga Group or Timchenko
Avia Group Nord: Provides services for corporate aviation at St Petersburg airport, owned or controlled by Volga Group or Timchenko
Stroytransgaz Holding: A construction holding company, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
Stroytransgaz Group: A construction group, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
Stroytransgaz OJSC: An electricity construction company, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
Stroytransgaz-M LLC: A construction company focused on oil, gas and petrochemicals, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
Stroytransgaz LLC: An infrastructure construction company, owned or controlled by the Volga Group or Timchenko
The Limited Liability Company Investment Company Abros: Owned or controlled by Bank Rossiya
CJSC Zest: Owned or controlled by Bank Rossiya
JSB Sobinbank: Owned or controlled by Bank Rossiya
