Correction of errors in EU sanctions against Russia for the war in Ukraine
11 Aug 202696 views
Who is affected:
Companies and operators trading with Russia or entities sanctioned by the EU
Summary
The EU corrects technical errors in the sanctions regulation against Russia approved in April 2026. These corrections do not change the substance of the restrictive measures in force.
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A correction of errors to Council Regulation (UE) 2026/506, which amended Regulation (UE) 833/2014 on restrictive measures against Russia due to the conflict in Ukraine, is published. The corrections are of a technical-formal nature and do not alter the substantive content of the sanctions approved on 23 April 2026. Co…
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OJ:L_202690687: Corrección de errores del Reglamento (UE) 2026/506 del Consejo, de 23 de abril de 2026, por el que se modifica el Reglamento (UE) n.° 833/2014 del Consejo, relativo a medidas restrictivas motivadas por acciones de Rusia que desestabilizan la situación en Ucrania, (DO L, 2026/506, 23.4.2026)
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