The EU is preparing its 19th sanctions package against Russia, which will exclude major restrictions on energy sales but include further measures against Russia's 'shadow fleet' and companies helping Russia circumvent existing sanctions.
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The EU's planned 19th package of sanctions against Russia is expected to exclude major restrictions on energy sales
The package should instead include further measures against Moscow's 'shadow fleet' and companies helping Russia circumvent existing sanctions
The new, 19th package of EU sanctions against Russia does not provide for additional restrictions on the sale of energy resources.
The package will target ships in the "shadow fleet" and companies that help Russia circumvent existing rules.
The most painful consequences for Moscow will come if secondary sanctions are imposed on companies or countries that do business with Russia.
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