EU Imposes Sanctions over Deportation of Ukrainian Children to Russia
- On Monday, the European Union imposed sanctions against 10 individuals and 17 entities for their involvement in the unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia.
- The list includes Moscow's City Tourism Committee and children's camps in Russia and North Korea, where the European Council said Ukrainian children are brought to promote pro-Russian narratives.
- In a separate action on Monday, the European Union sanctioned 27 additional individuals and organizations accused of being involved in the forced deportation and indoctrination of Ukrainian children.
- Separately, the European Union sanctioned 10 Russian officials over the exclusion of the liberal Yabloko party from parliamentary elections and the criminal prosecution of senior members.
- Yabloko, the only party campaigning for peace in the 2026 State Duma elections, faced interference, police detentions, and disqualification in single-member constituencies where candidates could still run.
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After the Duma election, the EU imposes new sanctions against Russia. Responsible for the exclusion of the opposition party Jabloko are affected.
On Monday, 28 September, the Council of the European Union imposed sanctions on 10 other natural and 17 legal persons involved in the deportation and forced transfer of Ukrainian children to Russia.
EU Sanctions Russian Officials Involved in Crackdown Against Yabloko
The European Union on Monday imposed sanctions against 10 Russian officials over the exclusion of the liberal Yabloko party from this month’s parliamentary elections and the recent criminal prosecution of its senior members.
The European Union has included in the sanctions list Russian judges and prosecutors involved in the withdrawal of the federal list of the Jablo party from the State elections.
The European Union (EU) has imposed new sanctions on Russian institutions and officials over the forced relocation of Ukrainian children and the banning of an opposition party from participating in recent elections.
EU member states announced today that they have imposed new sanctions against about forty individuals and entities for their role in the deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia.
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