The EU expands sanctions against Russia for destabilizing activities
24 Sep 2026Effective: 24 Sep 202638 views
Who is affected:
Companies and individuals with links to Russia, financial entities and European exporters
Summary
The EU Council modifies existing sanctions against Russia for its destabilizing actions. Restrictive measures adopted in 2024 are updated.
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The Council of the European Union approves an amendment to Decision (CFSP) 2024/2643, which establishes restrictive measures against Russia's destabilizing activities. This decision, adopted within the framework of the Common Foreign and Security Policy, updates the current sanctions regime, potentially including new d…
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