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US, EU No Longer Coordinating Enforcement of Russia Sanctions, Media Reports

  • The German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on May 27 that US-EU talks on enforcing Russia sanctions have broken down.
  • The report referenced a confidential German Foreign Ministry memo that highlighted a breakdown in transatlantic collaboration and a decline in the progress of G7 initiatives.
  • However, Ukrainian sanctions adviser Vladyslav Vlasiuk disputed this, saying coordination and information exchange persist within the broader coalition including the US and EU.
  • EU sanctions chief David O'Sullivan said there is "no more outreach," while upcoming EU sanctions could impose 2.5 billion euros in new restrictions including lowering the Russian oil price cap.
  • The reported breakdown creates uncertainty over the unity and future effectiveness of sanctions enforcement amid ongoing political challenges and Hungary's opposition.
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babel.ua broke the news in on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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