EU extends sanctions against ISIS and Al-Qaeda for one year
Kyiv • UNN
The sanctions include asset freezes and a ban on entry into the EU. In addition, EU individuals and organizations are prohibited from providing them with funds, financial assets, or economic resources.
The EU Council has extended sanctions against ISIS and Al-Qaeda, as well as related individuals, groups, enterprises, and organizations, until October 31, 2026. This is stated on the EU Council website, UNN reports.
Today, the Council renewed the EU's autonomous restrictive measures against ISIS and Al-Qaeda, as well as related individuals, groups, enterprises, and organizations, extending their validity for another year, until October 31, 2026. The current autonomous list concerns 15 individuals and 7 groups.
The sanctions include asset freezes and a ban on entry into the EU. In addition, EU individuals and organizations are prohibited from providing them with funds, financial assets, or economic resources.
Recall
The United States House Foreign Affairs Committee supported Senator Lindsey Graham's bill to designate Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism due to the abduction of Ukrainian children. The bill still needs to be considered by the House of Representatives and the Senate, and then approved by the president. This is Graham's third attempt to pass such a decision.