EU sanctions against Russia: 21st package expands banking, crypto and oil restrictions
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Kai Kallas, head of Eurodiplomatics, announced new tranches of assistance to Ukraine, and she said that the first Euro8.47 billion had already been allocated through the support loan facility, and an additional 6.1 billion had been approved, including for anti-air defence, which she said Kiev was in dire need.
EU sanctions against Russia: 21st package expands banking, crypto and oil restrictions
Ninety-four banks frozen out. Thirty-three more added to the transaction ban. And for the first time, Brussels can now shut a country’s crypto sector out of the EU entirely if it keeps helping Russia dodge sanctions. Key takeaways The EU adopted its 21st sanctions package against Russia on 23 July 2026, its largest batch of […]
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