Von der Leyen spoke about future sanctions against Russia for €11 billion

A week ago, the volume of sanctions restrictions that will be introduced against Russiawas estimated at €10 billionUrsula von der LeyenUrsula von der LeyenUrsula von der LeyenUrsula von der LeyenUrsula von der Leyen

The new, tenth package of EU sanctions against RUSSIA involves the introduction of EXPORT restrictions in the amount of €11 billion. This was announced on Twitter by the HEAD of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.

“We are weakening Russia's ability to maintain its war machine. Our tenth package of sanctions contains €11 billion worth of trade restrictions and technology export bans,” she said.

On February 9, voicing the total amount of restrictions imposed against Russia as part of a new package of sanctions, von der Leyen estimated it at €10 billion.

According to von der Leyen, Iranian drone manufacturers will also be included in the new sanctions list.

BLOOMBERG learned about EU plans to impose sanctionsagainst Tinkoff Bank and NWF Politics

Details of the new sanctions package were previously published by Bloomberg, citing sources among European officials. According to the agency, the EU is going to impose sanctions against Alfa-Bank, Rosbank and Tinkoff Bank, as well as ban Russian citizens from holding positions in European infrastructure companies (TCS Group securities fell in price after that, and the Moscow Exchange index fell by 1.72 on the morning of February 15 %).

REUTERS, citing sources, wrote that the EU could ban more "Russian propaganda media" and exclude more Russian banks from the SWIFT interbank information transfer system. Other proposals include restrictions against Rosatom and its leadership. At the same time, Bulgaria and Hungary have previously said they would veto possible sanctions against the Russian nuclear industry.

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