“On Saturday, October 4, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed new sanction decrees against the Putin system and related structures. He reported this in his evening video. According to the Head of State, new restrictions cover several directions: the first decree is the extension of sanctions whose term has expired, concerned with Russian entrepreneurs and persons related to”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
On Saturday, October 4, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed new sanction decrees against the Putin system and related structures.
He reported this in his evening video.
According to the Head of State, new restrictions cover several directions:
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The first decree is the continuation of sanctions, the term of which has expired related to Russian entrepreneurs and persons related to the Kremlin regime;
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the second is sanctions against the Russian military industry, including drones and components;
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The third is sanctions on persons and companies related to the Russian oil sector.
“We continue our comprehensive pressure policy on Russia and coordinate it with our partners. Already, many Ukrainian developments are the basis of sanctioning decisions of other countries. We are counting on the further synchronization of our actions, ”Zelensky said.
The President also recalled that Ukraine is expecting the adoption of the 19th EU sanctions and appropriate steps from the United States.
He stressed that Russia deliberately rejects all opportunities for the end of the war, and Vladimir Putin chooses the path of terror.
“Russia must feel the answer to its crimes. Europe, America, G7 and G20 have strength to deal with any terrorist. And this will definitely happen, ”the head of state summed up.
The European Union plans to strengthen sanctions against Russia and to impose restrictions on Chinese and Indian companies that contribute to the financing of the Russian economy.
Recall that the sanctions of the European Union were deprived of the Russians access to elite wines, which is why they are forced to buy cheap analogues.
The Russian Federation is increasingly using barter in foreign trade to avoid the sanctions of the West.
