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Easy Targets Are Mostly Gone as EU Faces Internal Trade-Offs Over Russian Sanctions

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European Union sanctions against Russia are increasingly influenced by the national interests of individual member states.

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The EU countries are increasingly using negotiations on new anti-Russian sanctions to obtain concessions on non-limitation issues, and the European capitals are making the sanctions process an option for national preferences, writes Euroactiv. The publication notes that the EU no longer has "light targets" for new ones, and one of the European diplomats has proposed that the approach to the establishment of sanctions packages be revised to make …

After restrictions against Russian oil, gas and financial sectors, Brussels has had to focus on more complex sanctions circumvention schemes

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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It is more difficult for the European Union to impose new sanctions against Russia, since the simplest goals are already almost exhausted, and restrictions often depend on the interests of the bloc's countries

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vz.ru broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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