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EU expands sanctions against Russia's military sector
The EU has approved record sanctions against Russia, targeting nearly 1,600 individuals and entities linked to its military-industrial complex.
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The story so far as of 12 October 2026
On 7 October, EU ambassadors approved the largest expansion of individual sanctions against Russia, targeting 743 individuals and 826 companies linked to its military-industrial complex. This included 77 individuals elected to the State Duma from occupied Ukrainian territories. On 12 October, the EU expanded these sanctions further, adding nearly 1,600 new individuals and entities, focusing on missile supply chains, drone manufacturers, and submarine shipyards. The measures also targeted individuals involved in elections in occupied territories and included seven North Korean entities.
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EU Expands Sanctions on Russian Military Sector
Impact Defence contractors and logistics firms dealing with Russian military exports face increased restrictions and compliance costs.
Sources: KyivPost ↗, Newvoice ↗
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EU Approves Record Sanctions List Against Russia
Impact Companies and individuals linked to Russia's military-industrial complex face increased sanctions, affecting their operations and financial transactions.
Sources: KyivPost ↗, Newvoice ↗
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