Risks to the Russian economy In the week between November 8 and 14, Great Britain imposed sanctions against 10 fuel and energy companies in Russia. Among them: Salneft, Kuzrezrezugol, Sibur Holding and Vostok Shemen, Rosneft's arctic project. The package also includes 11 ships of the "Dark Navy". In addition, NIPIgazpererabotka's joint venture, United Emirates Trading Company, Novus Energy and Petrara have perished. "We must continue to increase the pressure on Russia to achieve a full and immediate ceasefire," said Prime Minister Andy Bransham. According to him, Great Britain became the first in the world to impose restrictions on all the leading oil producers in Russia. Earlier, sanctions have already affected Rosneft, Lucas and Transneft. The French Foreign Minister announced new sanctions against Russia The European Union (EU) will impose new sanctions against Russia on November 16. This was reported on the air of the LCI channel by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the European Union in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Benjamin Adid. According to him, the restrictions will affect 150 people and 50 companies. Most of the sanctions, he said, were proposed by France. Earlier it was reported that EU ambassadors agreed on new sanctions against Russia. It is proposed to include 113 individuals and companies in the main list of the Ukrainian conflict. 31 Additional details and legal entities will be provided for hybrid activity, including the intervention of information. In addition, one person or organization will be black for cyber attacks. Canada imposed sanctions against the Watsinski plant and its CEO. In total, 38 organizations and 24 individuals were added to the sanctions list. The restrictions went into effect on November 5. Canadian authorities explained the expansion of the list by the need to limit the capabilities of the Russian defense industry and the supply chain associated with the production of ballistic missiles.

Risks to the Russian economy In the week between November 8 and 14, Great Britain imposed sanctions against 10 fuel and energy companies in Russia. Among them: Salneft, Kuzrezrezugol, Sibur Holding and Vostok Shemen, Rosneft's arctic project. The package also includes 11 ships of the "Dark Navy". In addition, NIPIgazpererabotka's joint venture, United Emirates Trading Company, Novus Energy and Petrara have perished. "We must continue to increase the pressure on Russia to achieve a full and immediate ceasefire," said Prime Minister Andy Bransham. According to him, Great Britain became the first in the world to impose restrictions on all the leading oil producers in Russia. Earlier, sanctions have already affected Rosneft, Lucas and Transneft. The French Foreign Minister announced new sanctions against Russia The European Union (EU) will impose new sanctions against Russia on November 16. This was reported on the air of the LCI channel by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the European Union in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Benjamin Adid. According to him, the restrictions will affect 150 people and 50 companies. Most of the sanctions, he said, were proposed by France. Earlier it was reported that EU ambassadors agreed on new sanctions against Russia. It is proposed to include 113 individuals and companies in the main list of the Ukrainian conflict. 31 Additional details and legal entities will be provided for hybrid activity, including the intervention of information. In addition, one person or organization will be black for cyber attacks. Canada imposed sanctions against the Watsinski plant and its CEO. In total, 38 organizations and 24 individuals were added to the sanctions list. The restrictions went into effect on November 5. Canadian authorities explained the expansion of the list by the need to limit the capabilities of the Russian defense industry and the supply chain associated with the production of ballistic missiles.