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The European Union has approved the 19th package of sanctions against Russia — one of the largest in history. According to a statement from the European Commission, the measures concern energy, finance, and technology. A ban on the import of Russian LNG has been introduced, restrictions for 'Rosneft' and 'Lukoil' have been tightened, and 117 tankers have been added to the list of the 'shadow fleet'.

The sanctions provide for the blocking of insurance for Russian aircraft, a ban on transactions with banks in Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, as well as a complete ban on cryptocurrency services for Russian citizens and companies.

Export restrictions have been expanded to include microchips, industrial goods, and high technologies. Specific measures are aimed at individuals involved in the abduction of Ukrainian children and circumventing oil sanctions.

In addition, the EU is restricting the movement of Russian diplomats and prohibiting European companies from cooperating with technology parks such as 'Alabuga' and Technopolis Moscow. The new package demonstrates Brussels' desire to increase pressure and close economic and technological loopholes to circumvent sanctions. #MarketRebound #Write2Earn #Write2Earn! $BAS