EU Adopts 21st Sanctions Package Against Russia: New Measures on Energy, Finance, and Crypto
The EU has adopted its 21st sanctions package against Russia, introducing new restrictions on energy, financial services, and crypto assets. Key measures include adjustments to the oil price cap, expanded listing of ports and refineries, a ban on Russian combatants' entry, and new crypto service bans targeting third-country platforms. The package also strengthens legal protection for EU operators against retaliatory lawsuits.
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