EU Adds Entity, CEO to Russia Sanctions List

04/01/2024
Posted by: netinfo

The Council of the European Union adopted Council Implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/196 to amend the EU’s sanctions on Russia for its ongoing war against Ukraine.

The new designations target PJSC Alrosa and its CEO Pavel Alekseevich Marinychev. The state-owned company is sanctioned for being the largest diamond mining company in the world, and for its ties in facilitating the war against Ukraine.

View the relevant Regulation here

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EU Adds Entity, CEO to Russia Sanctions List

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