The Financial Times has learned the details of the EU’s ninth package of anti-Russian sanctions. It is planned to introduce restrictions in relation to the mining sector and several banks. The new sanctions will be agreed at the end of next week, the newspaper writes.
The European Union intends to impose an investment ban on the Russian Federation’s mining industry as part of the ninth round of sanctions, the Financial Times reports, citing its sources. The proposal to introduce these restrictions will be made by the European Commission, the newspaper says.
It is planned to impose sanctions against three Russian banks and prohibit financial transactions with them. The newspaper did not specify which banks are in question.
In addition, the European Union will establish control over the export to Russia of technologies that can be used in the military field and will impose personal sanctions on 180 Russian citizens.
The EU’s eighth package of anti-Russian sanctions was published on 6 October. It included, in particular, a ban on the use of its crypto accounts for Russians and residents of the Russian Federation.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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