The Swedish representation in the EU said the package will include tightening export restrictions on dual-use goods and various technologies.
European Union countries agreed on the 10th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation. Radio Liberty Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak announced this in his newspaper. twitter.
“At last, an agreement has emerged on a new package of EU sanctions against Russia. It is the 10th since the invasion of Ukraine began exactly one year ago,” he wrote.
In addition, Sweden’s representation in the European Union, twitter He also wrote about
“The EU today approved the 10th package of sanctions against Russia,” the statement said.
The agency also talked about what exactly is included in the new sanctions package:
- tightening export restrictions on dual-use goods and technologies;
- targeted restrictive measures against individuals and organizations that support the war, distribute propaganda, or deliver unmanned aerial vehicles used by Russia in the war;
- Taking action against Russian disinformation.
Sweden’s EU mission states, “Together, EU member states have imposed the toughest and far-reaching sanctions ever to help Ukraine win the war.”
They also noted that the European Union is one with Ukraine and the Ukrainian people. He will support Ukraine no matter how long it takes.
It was previously reported that the G7 countries will provide Ukraine with more than $38 billion in resources. The financial support allocated will complement Ukraine’s military and humanitarian support. Compared to the previous 2022, financial aid increased by $6.6 billion.
We also remember that Russia was expelled from the FATF. Thus, the International Anti-Money Laundering Group (FATF) ignored Ukraine’s request to add Russia to its blacklist of high-risk countries. Head of the Presidential Office Andriy Yermak believes that Ukraine can consider even such a decision a rather serious success.
Source: Focus
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