Anti-Russian sanctions - TASS

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US Treasury removes six entities, two individuals from anti-Russian sanctions

UK introduced sanctions against Russian oil producers

EU adds 41 more oil tankers to anti-Russian sanctions

Trump slow-rolling decision on new sanctions against Russia — Bloomberg

US prepares new sanctions against Russia if Ukraine deal fails — news agency

According to Bloomberg, the new restrictions could be announced as early as this week

Kremlin has not seen reports about possible new US sanctions

Bloomberg reported earlier, citing sources, that the United States is preparing new sanctions against Russia’s energy sector

EU’s 19 packages of sanctions on Russia weaken European economy — Italian official

Italian deputy prime minister and minister of transport and infrastructure Matteo Salvini emphasized that sanctions brought European economies to their knees, leading to more expensive energy for Italians

EU blacklisted forty vessels said to carry Russian oil — Kallas

The European Union intends now to sanction tankers without waiting for approval of huge sanction packages, the EU top diplomat noted

EU sanctions to have no impact on Valdai's activities — director of research

Fyodor Lukyanov added that he had not been to Europe in ages

EU continues blacklisting companies, individuals

Seventeen individuals and four legal entities were added to the list in total

EU sanctions Vietnamese, UAE companies as part of anti-Russian measures — document

These restrictions include freezing the companies' assets and banning any contacts with European businesses

EU to blacklist 40 new tankers on Russia — Kallas

This is the first time since the start of the special military operation that the EU has expanded its blacklist on Russia without waiting for the adoption of a new major sanctions package

New EU sanctions could affect Russia's nuclear, steel, oil sectors — EUObserver

According to the publication's diplomatic sources, the European Union will present the next round of sanctions in early 2026

Hungary to continue opposing anti-Russian sanctions — Szijjarto

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade said that Budapest managed to prevent all anti-Russian sanctions against Hungary’s national interests