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The European Union has announced new sanctions against Russia, targeting the Federal Penitentiary Service and 19 individuals, including judges and prosecutors, in response to human rights violations, the death, imprisonment, torture, and execution of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. Additionally, the EU has sanctioned former Ukrainian politician and pro-Russian oligarch Viktor Medvedchuk, along with two businessmen connected to the news website Voice of Europe, at the proposal of the Czech Foreign Ministry. These measures include trade restrictions on equipment, technology, and software intended primarily for use in information security, and are part of a broader effort to address internal repression and human rights abuses in Russia.
EU foreign ministers adopted a new system of sanctions to punish serious human rights violations in Russia. The punitive sanctions are separate from the economic sanctions already imposed on Russia. https://t.co/X6JcnhxQui
EU foreign ministers have agreed to a new sanctions regime to punish Russian human rights abuses. The sanctions target the judiciary and penal system and are a reaction to the death of Alexei Navalny. https://t.co/8lqVNYg40C
The Council of the EU on Monday announced new sanctions against Russia over the alleged poisoning of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. The restrictive measures include trade restrictions on equipment, technology, and software intended primarily for use in information security and… https://t.co/Yaz8MhRGcY