Sanctions may not have the immediate effect that most would like, but they are achieving their objectives:
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) June 23, 2023
✅ degrade Russia's military capability
✅ deprive the Kremlin from revenues
✅ impose costs on Russia's economy
Here is our new package of sanctions ↓ #StandWithUkraine
New entities are subject to tighter export restrictions for advanced technology items.
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) June 23, 2023
In addition to the Russian and Iranian entities already listed, this now also covers entities from China, Uzbekistan, the United Arab Emirates, Syria and Armenia.
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New restrictions on export of luxury cars, electric and hybrid vehicles.
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) June 23, 2023
We also introduce a full ban on certain types of machinery components that can be easily redirected to be used to support the Russian war effort.
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Germany and Poland will not have possibility to import Russian oil by pipeline.
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) June 23, 2023
We introduce very targeted derogations to export bans to enable the maintenance of the Caspian Pipeline which transports Kazakh oil to the EU through Russia.
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Today’s package contains new listings of individuals and entities including Russian decision-makers and military leaders complicit in the war against Ukraine.
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) June 23, 2023
The list also includes key figures involved in the kidnapping of Ukrainian children to Russia.
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More information
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) June 23, 2023
→ Press release https://t.co/5ZD07zC6kL
→ Website https://t.co/ieK0x19AG9
→ Q&A https://t.co/IDDowQU2aQ#StandWithUkraine