The Ambassadors of the EU countries agreed the 16th package of anti -rushing sanctions, which also prohibits the supply of games of games, joysticks and airplane systems to Russia, Reuters writes with reference to diplomatic sources. According to one of them, the reason for the ban is the opportunity to use joysticks to administer drones.
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According to the agency, the new sanctions package will be adopted by the Foreign Ministers of the EU countries on February 24, on the third anniversary of the beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine. Sanctions restrictions are also introduced with respect to the importation of Russian aluminum, as well as 73 Sude of the “Russian shadow fleet”, which are used to transport oil.
The prohibition of imports in the EU of Russian aluminum will be introduced within a year after the official adoption of the package, writes Reuters. It also includes restrictive measures in relation to 48 individuals and 35 legal entities, their assets in Europe will be frozen. Among other prohibitions are chrome export and some chemicals, as well as a ban on the maintenance of oil and gas processing plants.
- The EU plans to prohibit the supply of consoles to Russia was known at the end of January. The head of the EU diplomacy, Kai Callas, declared that Microsoft’s PlayStation prefixes of Microsoft will be under the restrictions. Restrictions, among other things, are affected by used console vendors.
- The head of the Russian Association of Distributors and Importers of the video game, former head of Nintendo Russia Yasha Haddazh, told RBC that the words of Callas indicate their misunderstanding of the game industry, since “the games of games imported to Russia do not pass through the European Union. “
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