- Country
- Russia
- Kyrgyzstan
- Belarus
- China
- India
- Türkiye
- Kazakhstan
- United Arab Emirates
- European Union
- Publication type
- Sanctions updates
- Types of sanctions
- Export controls
- Import controls
- Individual financial measures
- Trade & investment
- Thematic area
- Energy & natural resources
- Military, security & sensitive goods
- Raw materials & manufacturing
- Services
- Technology & telecommunications
- Transportation & logistics
- Implementation & enforcement
- Sanctions compliance & due diligence
On 23 July 2026, the EU Council adopted the 21st package of restrictive measures against Russia in response to its war of aggression against Ukraine. It includes harsh economic sanctions hitting the sectors that have the greatest impact on Russia’s economy and its ability to fuel its war of aggression against Ukraine, and the largest batch of individual listings of the last four years, totalling 218, of which 48 individuals and 170 entities.
The package aims to further cripple Russia’s economy and war machine. It follows Russia’s recent brutal military strikes deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure, including energy, water and health facilities, cultural and religious sites, and causing severe hardship for the civilian population.
If you are an SME wondering how this might affect your business, you can submit a Support Service due diligence request to get help.
