#52026XG03268EU notice to persons and entity newly listed under Russia destabilisation sanctions
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This notice confirms that certain people and one entity have been added to the EU sanctions list for Russia’s destabilising activities. The listing means they are subject to restrictive measures under EU sanctions rules, including the freezing of funds and limits on access to economic resources. The notice also explains the practical routes available to those listed: they can ask a Member State authority for permission to use frozen funds for basic needs or specific payments, request the Council to reconsider the listing by 31 July 2026, or challenge the decision before the EU General Court.
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Key Changes
- Adds named persons and one entity to the EU sanctions list linked to Russia’s destabilising activities
- Confirms that the listed parties may seek permission to use frozen funds for basic needs or specific payments
- Sets 31 July 2026 as the deadline to request Council reconsideration of the listing
Obligations
What this law requires
Listed persons and the listed entity must not use frozen funds unless they obtain authorisation from the competent authority of the relevant EU Member State for basic needs or specific payments under Article 3 of Regulation (EU) 2024/2642.
Listed persons and the listed entity may request that the Council reconsider their inclusion on the sanctions list by submitting a request with supporting documentation to the Council of the European Union by 31 July 2026.