EU Ambassadors Agree to Expand Russia Sanctions Listings: 145 People and Entities Added, Covering Banks, the Shadow Fleet and Disinformation
EU ambassadors provisionally agreed on November 11 to expand the bloc's Russia sanctions listings, adding 145 people and entities involved in Russia's financial system, its shadow-fleet network and disinformation campaigns, EU diplomats told Reuters.
The listings are not yet law. EU foreign ministers are expected to adopt them at a meeting on Monday, November 16, after which publication in the EU's Official Journal will give them legal force. France's Minister for European Affairs, Benjamin Haddad, confirmed on November 12 that France had proposed the bulk of the listings. The names and details will be published with the Official Journal once ministers adopt the package.
(Source: Reuters)
Source: Reuters
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