The European Commission has officially presented the 21st package of EU sanctions against the Russian Federation, announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on June 9, UNN reports.
Our sanctions are working. They are weakening the economic foundations of Russia's war effort. Today we are stepping up our efforts. With the 21st package. It covers energy, banks and cryptocurrency, trade, including fisheries, and visas for Russian soldiers
As noted by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, the new EU sanctions package targets:
- 30 shadow fleet vessels;
- the sale of LNG tankers;
- 31 banks with a ban on transactions;
- export restrictions on alloys and metals for the aerospace industry;
- an import ban on various automotive parts;
- restrictions on fish products, a ban on cod;
- an entry ban for everyone who fought on the side of the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
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