Sanctions from Europe to Russia, billions of euros to Ukraine
European Union As part of its 9th package of sanctions against Russia, it banned transactions with the All-Russian Bank for the Development of Regions and froze the assets of two other Russian banks.
The EU also banned Russia’s НТВ, НТВ Мир, Россия 1, РЕН TV and Channel One from broadcasting in Europe.
Due to the new restrictions Europe To companies registered in the Union Russia it is prohibited to provide advertising services, conduct market research, conduct public opinion polls, as well as organize inspection of goods.
In addition to the European Union citizens Russia it is forbidden to hold a leadership position in the bodies under the control of legal entities and organizations.
The 9th sanctions package also restricts the export of aviation-related technologies and goods to Russia, including drones.
Iran also suffered from the sanctions
At the same time, new investments in Russia’s energy and mining sectors are prohibited.
Switzerland also joins the European Union’s new sanctions against Russia and Russia made a decision to join the price limit for oil.
With the 9th EU sanctions package, two Iranians and two Iran sanctions are announced to the company.
Russia’s attack on Ukraine is groundless and without reason military The 8th package imposed on Moscow for its intervention entered into force on December 5.
This package includes setting a price limit for Russian oil transported by tankers.
This package also prohibits the purchase of Russian oil transported by sea for the EU countries from the mentioned date.
18 to Ukraine billion financial aid in euros
Council of Europe to Ukraine in 2023 18 billion approved the decision to provide euro macro-financial assistance.
Head of the Council of Europe Charles Michel At the press conference held after the EU summit in Brussels, he said that “European Union he keeps his word.”
President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen said that this year to Ukraine on 19.7 billion assistance in the amount of euros was provided.
The 18-billion-euro aid package for Ukraine for 2023 includes loans with a ten-year grace period.
This package of Ukraine It is intended for the solution of urgent problems, as well as for the restoration of the country’s infrastructure.
Hungary and Poland resisted the acceptance of this package. Their comment was not specifically related to the allocation of aid to Kyiv.
Hungary wanted to reduce the amount of frozen European funds intended for it.