EU Adopts Largest Round of Sanctions Against Russia Since 2022
Almost 1,600 entities and persons were listed in the package, which targeted Moscow's military-industrial complex.
The European Union has implemented its most significant sanctions against Russia since 2022, targeting 1,569 individuals and entities within Russia’s military and industrial complex. These measures were enacted due to Moscow’s escalating aggression and deliberate targeting of Ukrainian civilian infrastructure. A substantial portion of these sanctions specifically addresses the production chain of ballistic missiles used against civilians.
- EU adopted its largest sanctions package against Russia since 2022 on Oct. 12.
- 1,569 individuals and entities in Russia’s military and industrial complex are targeted.
- Sanctions are a response to Russia’s continued and escalating aggression against Ukraine.
- Recent military actions targeting civilian infrastructure and causing civilian suffering were cited.
- Over half of the restrictions target the production chain of ballistic missiles used by Russia.
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