England on Thursday said it had endorsed Russian Children’s Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova and the top of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, as a component of another influx of approvals against Russia over the Ukrainian emergency.

The Foreign Office said it had authorized Lvova-Belova for the constrained exchange and reception of Ukrainian kids. While Kirill was focused on for “his noticeable help of Russian military animosity in Ukraine.”

The assertion added that four senior military authorities from a unit “known to have killed. Assaulted, and tormented regular citizens” in the Ukrainian town of Bucha were likewise endorsed.

“We are focusing on the empowering agents and culprits of (Russian President Vladimir) Putin’s conflict who have carried untold enduring to Ukraine, including the constrained exchange and reception of kids,” Britain’s Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said in an explanation.

The public authority said the approvals likewise designated Putin’s partners, military leaders and Russian and Myanmar arms sellers.

Significant western nations have declared huge assents against the previous Soviet republic as of late over what they say was an attack of Ukraine in February. Moscow has named it an extraordinary military activity, guaranteeing its point was to incapacitate and “denazify” its neighbor.