[Statistics show that since 2014, Russia has been subject to more than 33,000 sanctions, with the United States leading the list] August 30, according to public statistics, since 2014, more than 33,000 sanctions have been imposed on Russia’s personal, commercial and transportation sectors, with the United States, Canada and Switzerland imposing the largest number of sanctions. As of August 26, 2026, other countries have imposed more than 33,700 individual sanctions on Russia. About 97.3% of them have been implemented since the end of February 2022. The country that has implemented the most restrictive measures is the United States, accounting for 22% of the total sanctions imposed by various countries, about 7,400 items. Ranking second and third are Canada (accounting for 13.2%, approximately 4,400 items) and Switzerland (accounting for 11.4%, nearly 3,900 items). The fourth and fifth places are occupied by the EU and Iceland respectively, with Iceland fully replicating EU sanctions. Counting the 21st round of sanctions, the EU has implemented nearly 3,700 restrictive measures on Russia and about 3,400 on Iceland. Followed by Norway (about 2,800 items, accounting for 8.4%), the United Kingdom (nearly 2,700 items, accounting for 7.9%) and New Zealand (nearly 2,100 items, accounting for 6.1%). The top ten also include Australia (about 1,700 items, accounting for 5%) and Japan (1,400 items, accounting for 4.3%).