Scottish firms urged to end all links with RussiaNicola Sturgeon is investigating whether it is possible to take the "maximum possible action" against Kremlin-linked businesses operating in Scotland.
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The first minister has sought legal advice on ending public subsidies or seizing assets of anyone in Scotland with close links to the Russian regime.
A number of Russian oligarchs own estates in Scotland.
Ministers have also urged businesses to stop all trading with Russia.
About £245m of goods and services from Scotland are sold to Russia every year but the Scottish government has asked companies to take "economic action" by severing links in the wake of the Ukraine invasion.
At First Minister's Questions, Ms Sturgeon was asked by Green MSP Ross Greer about Vladimir Lisin, a Russian billionaire who is reported to own a Perthshire sporting estate which has had nearly £700,000 in state agricultural subsidies, according to Mr Greer.
Mr Greer asked the first minister to "ensure that no member of the Russian elite, no Kremlin associate, is in receipt of public money here in Scotland."
Ms Sturgeon told MSPs that she has sought urgent advice on the "maximum possible action" the Scottish government can take against individuals and entities identified as having close links to the Russian regime.
She added: "Whether they are currently on the UK sanctions list or not, options that will be examined include - but are not limited to - ending support from the public purse and freezing or seizing assets in Scotland where that is possible."
