UE : Nouvelles sanctions contre la Russie

Bruxelles a annoncé un nouveau paquet de sanctions contre la Russie, le 18ème en date, ciblant principalement les secteurs bancaire et énergétique. Ces restrictions, qualifiées de robustes par Kallas, incluent également l’ajout de 105 navires à une liste noire. Moscou condamne ces mesures unilatérales, affirmant avoir développé une certaine immunité et soulignant que les sanctions sont une arme à double tranchant, affectant non seulement la russie, mais aussi leurs imposants.Découvrez les détails de ces sanctions et leurs potentielles conséquences.

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EU Hits Russia wiht Soft Sanctions Package

The announcement comes less than a month after the Bloc managed to agree on the 18th package of sanctions against Moscow after weeks of back-and-forth between EU member states. The restrictions, touted by Kallas at the time as “one of its strongest sanctions packages against Russia,” targeted the country’s banking and energy sectors. It also added another 105 vessels to a blacklist of what Brussels calls the “shadow fleet,” allegedly involved in transporting Russian oil to circumvent the bloc’s restrictions.

The restrictions were condemned by Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov indicating that Russia “has repeatedly stated that we consider these unilateral restrictions illegal. We oppose them.”

The country has already developed “a certain immunity” and adapted to functioning under sanctions, peskov added, noting that unilateral borders have proven to be a “double-edged sword,” which creates a “negative effect” not only for Moscow, but also for those imposing them.

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