EU ambassadors to agree new package of sanctions against Russia on October 7
On October 7, EU ambassadors plan to agree on the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia, which will include about 1.65 thousand new organizations and individuals. This is reported by Reuters with reference to European diplomats.
On October 7, EU ambassadors plan to agree on the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia, which will include about 1.65 thousand new organizations and individuals. This is reported by Reuters with reference to European diplomats.
Most of those on the list are related to the military-industrial complex, the agency said. Once approved by ambassadors, the lists will be forwarded to EU foreign ministers for final approval on 12 October.
Earlier, the head of the diplomatic service of the European Union Kaja Kallas said that the 22nd package of sanctions will be the largest since 2022. According to her, the number of Russian individuals, companies and organizations under restrictive measures will immediately increase by a third.
The 21st package of anti-Russian sanctions of the European Union was adopted on July 23. It includes restrictions against the oil industry of Russia and Belarus, banks and payment systems, the Moscow Exchange and cryptocurrency infrastructure, the LNG market, the transport sector and the metallurgical industry.
In more detail - in the material "Kommersant" "All package".
Chronicle and essence of all European sanctions against Russia
