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Russia Sanction Tracker: NATO and EU Council Meetings This Week
- By Bilal Hafeez and Ben Ford
- 4 min read
Despite Russia and Ukraine nearing agreements on ‘critical’ issues, according to Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, sanctions have continued to tighten. In total, five countries expanded sanctions on oligarchs and PEPs as six concluded on exports to Russia. Meanwhile, New Zealand imposed their first tranche of sanctions and Australia added aluminium products to a list of restricted commodity exports.
Countries Within the EU-US Alliance
Countries within the EU-US alliance have looked to hinder the Central Bank of Russia, oligarchs, and PEPs from using international resources (Table 1).
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