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EU Approves 21st Sanctions Package Against Russia Amid Ongoing Conflict

23 Temmuz 2026The Guardian

The EU has officially adopted its 21st package of sanctions against Russia, following earlier meetings that did not reach a consensus. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted that these measures aim to further undermine the economic foundations supporting Russia's military efforts.
The new sanctions include a transaction ban on 32 additional Russian banks, as well as restrictions on crypto firms and oil trading platforms. Additionally, the oil price cap adjustment has been frozen for a year to prevent Russia from capitalizing on market fluctuations.
This latest round of sanctions comes amid ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with the EU seeking to bolster its support for Ukraine while simultaneously limiting Russia's capacity to fund its military operations. The sanctions are part of a broader strategy to isolate Russia economically and politically on…
The implementation of the 21st package of sanctions reflects the EU's ongoing commitment to countering Russia's military actions in Ukraine. By targeting key financial institutions and energy sectors, the EU aims to exert significant pressure on the Russian economy.

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