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EU envoys agree new Russia sanctions on banks, shadow fleet and misinformation
Reuters reports EU envoys have agreed new Russia sanctions listings covering banks, the shadow fleet and misinformation.
What happened
Reuters reports that European Union envoys have agreed on new sanctions listings targeting Russia. The measures were settled at the level of the bloc's envoys.
According to Reuters, the listings cover three areas: banks, the so-called shadow fleet and misinformation. The source does not provide further detail on which specific entities or individuals are named.
Context
EU sanctions packages are generally prepared by member state envoys before formal adoption by the bloc, and they often target financial institutions, shipping and information activities.
Why it matters
Sanctions on banks and shipping can affect financial and energy-related businesses with exposure to Russia, though the sources do not name any specific companies.
Sources
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- EU envoys agree new Russia sanctions listings on banks, shadow fleet and misinformation · Reuters · November 11, 2026
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