The EU will assign a special representative of sanctions so that the Russian Federation does not remain loopholes - ft

The European Union intends to prevent Russia from using loopholes that it finds around the world to avoid restrictions. The publication separately emphasizes that the special representative will monitor Turkey, which refused to comply with the sanctions against the Russian Federation.

Thus, the Western countries demand from President Recep Tayip Erdogan to take appropriate measures to supply prohibited goods by traders seeking to bypass the rigid export control of industrial and defense products installed for the aggressor country. The European Commissioner for Financial Services Merida McGinnes even flying to Turkey in October, hoping to convince the government to force the private sector of the country to comply with sanctions against Russia.

Other countries that they want to pay special attention in Europe will also be Serbia and the UAE. According to journalists, a new position was offered by the former EU service in the United States of David O'Sllivan. The final decision on its appointment by the European Commission should be approved on Tuesday, December 13, and said the high -ranking EU official on the conditions of anonymity. O'Sallevhan has to start his duties from January next year.

The European Special Representative will partially duplicate the role of US sanctions leader Jim O'Brayen, who is engaged in cooperation with allies on sanctions. We will remind, the level of fall of the meeting of Russian cinemas through sanctions for the current year was 56-70%. The hazard of a movie industry in Russia is 4. 5 billion rubles. Earlier, Focus wrote that Germany and other European countries continue to buy liquefied gas from the Russian Federation through a mediator.