The EU agreed 14 packages against the Russian Federation: in which new directions the Kremlin, details will be impoverished

61 companies from Turkey, China, UAE and other countries will be under the restriction of the European Union to help the Russian Federation buy the goods necessary for combat. In addition, they will "hunt" the "shadow fleet", which exports Russian gas. The Member States of the European Union have agreed 14 a package of sanctions imposed on the Russian Federation for invasion of Ukraine. The main purpose of the restrictions is to reduce the financial capacity of the Kremlin to wage aggressive war.

To this end, it is forbidden to resale Russian liquefied gas (LNG). In addition, they stop certain types of financial transactions and will be enhanced by the propaganda of the Russian Federation in Europe. The details of sanctions on the Russian Federation were told on the European Union portal. The EU EU Supreme Representative Josep Borrel stressed that the European partners of Ukraine have focused on how the Russian Federation bypasses sanctions.

Therefore, the new package includes measures that will reduce these opportunities. One of the issues that discussed, but eventually agreed - exports of liquefied gas. EU ports were used to resell Russian gas from third countries, but now it will be impossible, according to the EU portal. The EU portal describes some details of new transport.

Among other things, the so -called "shadow fleet" falls under the restriction: 27 tankers that the Russian Federation uses for "transshipment" in European ports. In addition, they will prohibit irregular flights, if they are related to Russia and freight, if they are carried out by companies that are more than a quarter of the Russians.

The EU also imposes restrictions on the activities of 61 companies from Turkey, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, the United Arab Emirates for cooperation with the Russian Federation. Earlier, Focus said that 14 package of sanctions could not be imposed because of the disagreement of Germany. German government officials were concerned about LNG and restrictions imposed on companies for cooperation with the Russian Federation.