#Eu Sanctions

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Kaja Kallas, Estonian Foreign Minister, announces new sanctions package against Russia

Kaja Kallas Announces 'Largest Ever' Sanctions Package Against Russia: What We Know About the New Pressure on Moscow

Politics 08/17/2026, 06:25
🇪🇺 Kaja Kallas announced the 'largest ever' sanctions package against Russia. 📉 According to her, new measures will increase the list of sanctioned entities by a third. 🚀 Over 1,600 companies helping Russia in the war will be targeted. 💰 The EU has already deprived Russia of €1 trillion but demands more. #EU #Sanctions #KajaKallas #Russia
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Kaja Kallas at a press conference in front of the EU flag, discussing new sanctions against Russia

EU approves new sanctions against Russia: Kaja Kallas names five new individuals

Politics 08/07/2026, 14:24
🇪🇺 EU approves new sanctions against Russia: Kaja Kallas reveals details On August 7, 2026, the European Union imposed new restrictions in response to the escalation of terror against Ukraine. Five new individuals linked to the MIC were added to the sanctions lists. Kaja Kallas stated that Russia is increasing pressure because it cannot achieve success on the battlefield. The EU will continue sanctions until the war ends. 📌 Previously, on July 23, the most powerful sanctions package in 4 years was adopted. #EU #Sanctions #KajaKallas #Ukraine #Russia
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European Commissioner Vestager in a hall with EU flags during discussions on new sanctions against Belarusian refineries and shadow fleet

New blow to logistics: EU introduces unprecedented sanctions against Belarusian refineries and the 'shadow fleet'

Politics 07/23/2026, 18:19
The EU has introduced its largest sanctions package against Russia, including Belarusian refineries and the 'shadow fleet'. 🚢🛢️ Kaja Kallas confirmed restrictions on 218 items, including plants supplying Moscow with fuel. Gasoline supplies from Belarus to Russia increased 20-fold in six months; this channel will now be blocked. 📉🇪🇺
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A person takes a photo of Vladimir Putin's speech on a smartphone, with Russian flags visible on the screen, illustrating the theme of digital sovereignty and EU sanctions against the messenger 'Max'

The Illusion of Digital Sovereignty: How EU Sanctions Debunked the Myth of the 'Max' Messenger's Independence

Technology 07/18/2026, 15:30
The 'Max' messenger, created as a symbol of Russian digital sovereignty, has come under fire from EU sanctions. VK applications have been removed from the App Store and Google Play, jeopardizing citizens' access to state services and identity verification. Sanctions have debunked the myth of the complete independence of domestic IT from Western platforms. 📱🚫🇪🇺
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