President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said on Friday, it is expected that the list of Russia announced a ban on alleged violations of human rights from the United States will severely strained relations, but he also tried to limit the damage.
Dmitry Peskov, said: "The appearance of any list will undoubtedly have a very negative impact on Russian-US bilateral relations, there are still many" relationship "further development and growth prospects.
Under U.S. law, the whistleblower Sergei Magnitskly alleged human rights violations, including the death penalty Moscow, U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday to submit names of Russians barred from entering the United States.
 



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