The European Union plans to impose new sanctions that are expected to affect more than 35 companies in Iran, China, United Arab Emirates, Armenia and Uzbekistan, alleging Russia’s support for the military-industrial complex. It has been reported BloombergIt refers to internal documents of the European Commission.
It was noted that the sanctions will affect about 70 people whose citizenships and names have not been disclosed.
In addition, according to the agency’s materials, restrictions may be imposed on IT companies of the Russian Federation cooperating with the FSB and on a number of Russian media, including RT Balkan.
Earlier, Bloomberg wrote that there are or are suspected of circumventing oil sanctions against the Russian Federation by transferring Russian oil from ship to ship. will be banned Enter EU ports. The documents that came into the hands of the publication testified to this.
The coasts of Greece near the Spanish enclave of Ceuta and Kalamata in North Africa are said to be the main ship-to-ship transit points for Russian oil.