EU Update on Sanctions Against Those Destabilizing Moldova
22 Apr 2026Effective: 21 Apr 2026135 views
Who is affected:
Sanctioned persons and entities; European companies with links to Moldova
Summary
The EU modifies sanctions against persons and entities that threaten the stability of Moldova. Restrictive measures in force since 2023 are updated.
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The EU Council modifies Decision (CFSP) 2023/891 establishing restrictive measures against actors destabilizing Moldova. These sanctions typically include travel bans and asset freezes for identified natural and legal persons. The modification may involve adding or removing persons from the list, updating identifying d…
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