sanctions
India reduces Russian oil imports following the Graham Act
India has started reducing its imports of Russian oil following the introduction of new US sanctions. In September, supply volumes fell to their lowest level since April 2026.
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Sanctions barrier against military pressure: why Kyiv demands immediate decisions from Washington
The aggressor’s ability to regularly launch high-precision missiles and drones depends directly on its access to technological components and the stability of financial flows. Against the backdrop of daily airstrikes, the Ukrainian government is…
GUR specialists demonstrated foreign components in Russian weapons 09/12/2026
Representatives of the Scientific Research Institute of Military Intelligence of Ukraine presented evidence of foreign parts being used in Russian military hardware. The component samples were showcased on September 11 during the Kyiv Sanctions…
EU ambassadors fail to extend personal sanctions against Russia due to Slovakia and France
Ambassadors of EU member states were unable to reach an agreement on extending personal sanctions related to the Russian aggression during a meeting on Friday. Negotiations were blocked by Slovakia and France, both requesting that certain…
Bank of Italy Orders Financial Firms to Tighten Crypto Transfer Controls
The Bank of Italy has ordered supervised companies to strengthen monitoring of cryptoasset transactions to comply with EU restrictions. Special attention is directed toward identifying sanctioned individuals and transactions.
Great Britain Expands Sanctions Against Vessels and Shipping Services Linked to Iran
The United Kingdom has announced plans to increase sanctions pressure on vessels and companies operating in Iran’s interests. The decision was officially announced by the Minister for the Middle East, Stephen Doughty.
