Politico has learned the details of the sixth package of EU sanctions against Russia

According to the publication, at the beginning of next week, Brussels may submit proposals for new anti-Russian sanctions to EU countries,will be discussed during the week.

Brussels is developing a sixth package of sanctions against RUSSIA and will present new restrictive measures to the EU countries early next week. This was reported by the Politico newspaper, citing sources among high-ranking EU diplomats.

According to the publication, the new sanctions may include a "certain ban" on the import of Russian oil, as well as the exclusion of a number of Russian banks from the international payment system SWIFT.

According to one of Politico's sources, the next package of sanctions will be presented to the EU countries on Monday, April 25, after which the participating countries will be able to discuss it within a week and possibly adopt it by Friday, April 29.

However, a number of unnamed diplomats were "more cautious" in talking to the newspaper about the timing of the new package of sanctions, but they all expect "some kind of initiative" at the start of the week.

Macron warned of problems in the winter when the EU refuses Russian gas Politics

On April 8, the European Union introduced the fifth package of anti-Russian sanctions. It included a ban on the purchase, import or transit of coal and other solid fossil fuels (oil shale, peat) from Russia.

The EU banned ships under the Russian flag from entering European ports (exceptions are possible for ships that transport agricultural products, food, humanitarian aid), and also restricted the transportation of goods of Russian and Belarusian companies through the EU.

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Earlier on April 22, French President Emmanuel Macron said that now the issue of a complete embargo on Russian gas is not being discussed.

“Perhaps this issue will get on the discussion table [of EU countries on the imposition of sanctions], but today it is not. There is coal and oil , there is no gas. We know what huge difficulties this will create,” the French President explained.

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