The EU introduced the southern branch of the Druzhba oil pipeline into the 11th package of sanctions against Russia

The European Union included in the next, 11th in a row, package of sanctions against Moscow measures against 70 people, as well as a ban on oil transportation through the southern branch of the Druzhba oil pipeline. This was announced to journalists in Brussels by the Polish Ambassador to the EU, Andrzej Sados, his words are quoted by Telewizja Polska.

The EU also included measures against 30 legal entities in the package of anti-Russian sanctions.

“Sanctions will be imposed on 70 people, <...> more than 30 economic entities that circumvent sanctions support the Russian military effort. There are Polish postulates regarding the full imposition of sanctions on the southern DruzhbaSados noted.

He added that the new package of sanctions against Russia includes a ban on the entry of trailers from the Russian Federation.

“There is also a ban on entry for Russian cargo trailers”– concluded the Ambassador of Poland to the European Union.

Earlier it was reported that the execution of the next package of EU sanctions against Moscow will be completed by June 23. Then the list of restrictions will be made public.