Update of EU Sanctions against Russia for Destabilizing Activities
15 Jun 2026Effective: 15 Jun 202681 views
Who is affected:
Companies and individuals with commercial, financial or contractual relationships with Russia or sanctioned Russian entities
Summary
The EU Council modifies the current sanctions against Russia for its destabilizing activities. Restrictive measures applicable to persons and entities involved are updated.
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This Council Decision amends Decision (CFSP) 2024/2643, which establishes restrictive measures against destabilizing activities attributed to Russia. The amendment may involve the addition or removal of natural and legal persons from the sanctions lists, as well as adjustments to the scope of applicable prohibitions. S…
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