Russia Expands Entry Ban List Targeting EU Representatives
Summary
Russia has expanded its entry ban list against European Union representatives and other Europeans supporting anti-Russian policies after the EU’s latest sanctions package. The new restrictions also target people linked to military aid for Ukraine, sanctions enforcement, and actions Moscow says undermine its territorial integrity and maritime traffic.
Key Points
- Russia expanded its entry ban list in response to the European Union’s 21st round of sanctions imposed on July 23.
- The ban now covers representatives of EU institutions, member states, and some other European countries supporting anti-Russian policies.
- People involved in military aid to Ukraine, sanctions against Russia, and activities Moscow says undermine its territorial integrity are included.
- Russia also said civil activists, academics, and EU lawmakers backing anti-Russian proposals have been added to the list.
