“At the table” of EU Secondary sanctions to “hurt” Russia and hit its war machine

The European Union is considering imposing secondary penalties in an attempt to prevent third countries from helping Russia to bypass the bloc’s existing punitive measures against Moscow. According to a Bloomberg report, the EU is working on a 19th sanctions package, which, for the time being, is expected to focus mainly on Russians who kidnap children from Ukraine – an issue that touched US President Donald Trump, when he met with a European leaders for the last time. EU Foreign Ministers will meet in Copenhagen later this week and are expected to discuss a series of options, according to the same sources, which have spoken on the condition of anonymity. A spokesman for the European Commission, the EU Executive Body, refused to comment. Ministers are expected to consider the use of the so -called bypass tool, which was adopted in 2023 but has not yet been used. The […]
Source: News Beast

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