Amid a Wave of Protests over Record Fuel Prices, the EU Announced the Imposition of Sanctions Against Russian Fuel Producers
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Amid a wave of protests over record fuel prices, the EU announced the imposition of sanctions against Russian fuel producers
Amid a wave of protests over record fuel prices, the EU announced the imposition of sanctions against Russian fuel producers. "EU foreign ministers are expected to adopt additional sanctions lists against Russian oil refineries," said Maria Luis...
Maria Luis Albuquerque, the European Union (EU) Commissioner for Financial Services, stated on June 16 that EU foreign ministers were preparing to adopt new sanctions targeting Russia's oil refineries and shadow fleet ecosystem.
EU Commissioner Albuquerque expects EU foreign ministers to approve new sanctions targeting Russia's oil refineries and shadow fleet ecosystem on June 16. Albuquerque stated that this aims to reduce Russia's energy revenues.
EU foreign ministers are expected to adopt further individual sanctions against Russia on Monday, targeting individuals and legal entities linked to oil refineries and the Russian shadow fleet. The European Commission and EU diplomacy are also finalising a draft of the 22nd package of so-called sectoral sanctions, Financial Services Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque said in the European Parliament on Thursday.
The foreign ministers of the EU member states will adopt new sanctions against the Russian oil industry, refineries and the shadow navy next week. This was stated by the European Commissioner for Financial Services Maria Luisa Albuquerque before the European Parliament in Brussels. She spoke at a debate dedicated to further sanctions against Russia and cutting off access to financing for its war against Ukraine. Costa: It is not the time to ease…
EU foreign ministers are expected to adopt further individual sanctions against Russia on Monday, targeting individuals and legal entities linked to oil refineries and the Russian shadow fleet. The European Commission and EU diplomacy are also finalizing the draft of the 22nd package of so-called sectoral sanctions...
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