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Ulyana Andreyevna KALUGINA

First seen May 20, 2025 · Last confirmed Sep 15, 2026 · Last updated Apr 24, 2026

Entity Overview

Full Name
Ulyana Andreyevna KALUGINA
Entity Type
Individual (Person)
Countries
Russia
OpenSanctions ID
NK-EtVxddrggYYLmdxbLhqdGR
Gender
female
Position
As deputy prosecutor of the Kalininsky District of Saint Petersburg, Ulyana Kalugina asked for compulsory medical measures for Viktoria Petrova, manager, on politically-motivated charges for spreading so-called “fake news” about the Russian army. Ms Petrova was arrested for sharing anti-war YouTube-videos such as material from Maksim Kants, Aleksandr Nevzorov and the Ukrainian president Zelensky on her personal VK-page. Ulyana Kalugina also acted as prosecutor in the beginning of Ioann Kurmoyarov’s case, asking for a prison sentence for spreading so-called “fake news” about the Russian army.
First Seen
May 20, 2025
Last Confirmed On List
Sep 15, 2026
Last Updated
Apr 24, 2026

Cross-Source Intelligence

Risk Level

High

5 lists confirmed

OFAC SDN

No Match

Direct SDN search

BIS CSL

No Match

Consolidated Screening List

SAM.gov

Clear

No exclusions

Data compiled from OpenSanctions, OFAC SDN, BIS Consolidated Screening List · As of 2026-09-15 · Updates daily

Multi-List Designation

Ulyana Andreyevna KALUGINA appears on 5 distinct sanctions and screening lists across multiple jurisdictions, indicating broad international consensus on restriction.

Sanctions Lists (5)

Other Jurisdictions5 lists
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  • fr_tresor_gels_avoir
  • eu_fsf
  • eu_journal_sanctions
  • mc_fund_freezes

Programs & Topics

sanction

Aliases (1)

Also Known As
Ульяна Андреевна КАЛУГИНА

Related Entities (10)

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