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EU Approves 17th Sanctions Package Targeting Russia’s Economy and Human Rights Violations

New measures expand oil transport restrictions, sanction multinational firms, and penalize individuals linked to territorial aggression and political repression.

La alta representante para la Política Exterior y de Seguridad Común de la Unión Europea, Kaja Kallas.
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Overview

  • The EU has added 342 vessels to its ‘ghost fleet’ list, reducing Russian oil shipments through these ships by 76%.
  • Sanctions now apply to 31 companies across Russia, Turkey, Vietnam, UAE, Serbia, and Uzbekistan for supporting the war effort or evading sanctions.
  • Assets of 58 entities and 17 individuals involved in undermining Ukraine’s sovereignty and human rights abuses have been frozen.
  • New restrictions target missile-propulsion chemicals and materials used in arms manufacturing to curb Russia’s military capabilities.
  • Russian judges and prosecutors linked to politically motivated cases, including the persecution of Alexei Navalni and other activists, face new EU penalties.