EU’s new sanctions against Russia crossed Ukraine in early September

this European Union New sanctions against Russia are being put on for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine in retaliation, and the signal continues with determination as the war drags on for three and a half years.

The upcoming sanctions plan, the 19th round of announcement, is the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy Meet the President Donald Trump Discuss the prospect of ending the war at the White House. Zelenskyy will be flanked by key European leaders during his visit, and he has always recognized the coordination of Western sanctions, a crucial tool against the Russian economic war box.

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“As long as the bloodshed in Ukraine continues, Europe will maintain diplomacy, especially the economic pressure on Russia. We will continue to strengthen sanctions,” European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen said in a joint press conference with Zelenskyy on Sunday.

She added: “This plan will be coming soon in early September. We know that sanctions are effective. We have used Russian fixed assets to the interests of Ukraine and we will continue to put pressure on Russia’s war economy to bring President Putin to the negotiating table.”

Zelenskyy thanked Von der Leyen for other sanctions, adding: “The sanctions show that we are serious”.

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With the West’s coordinated wave of war in Ukraine, Russia has become the most approved country in the world – more economically isolated than any country in modern history.

In 2024, Russia is the main target of U.S. financial sanctions, with 1,706 Russians included in the Treasury’s specially designated nationals and blocked people. In addition, Russia has promoted most of the U.S. sanctions activity, accounting for 70% of the new names on the Treasury blacklist.

Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with a Russian delegation ahead of the Istanbul talks in Moscow, Russia on May 14, 2025. (Kremlin Media Office/Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The EU’s latest package announced in July, targeting Russia’s energy revenue, banking, military industrial bases and tightening loopholes Sanctions escape.

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In this round, the EU also included 444 ships tied to the so-called Kremlin ships.”Ghost ship” – A secret tanker network that transports Russian oil prices around the world and EU sanctions have imposed sanctions on more than 2,500 people.