#52026XG02774EU notice on Ukraine sanctions listings and review rights
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This notice confirms that certain people, companies and bodies have been added to the EU sanctions list linked to actions threatening Ukraine’s territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence. Those listed are subject to restrictive measures under the EU’s Ukraine sanctions framework, including asset-freeze rules. Listed parties can ask national authorities for permission to use frozen funds for basic needs or specific payments. They can also ask the Council of the EU to reconsider their listing by 2 June 2026, with supporting documents, or challenge the decision before the EU General Court.
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Key Changes
- Confirms the addition of named persons, entities and bodies to the EU Ukraine sanctions list
- Points listed parties to national procedures for using frozen funds for basic needs or specific payments
- Sets 2 June 2026 as the deadline to request Council reconsideration of the listing
Obligations
What this law requires
Listed persons, entities, and bodies whose funds are frozen must obtain authorisation from the competent authority of the relevant EU Member State before using frozen funds for basic needs or specific payments under Article 4 of Regulation (EU) No 269/2014.
Listed persons, entities, and bodies seeking reconsideration of their EU sanctions listing must submit a request to the Council of the European Union with supporting documentation by 2 June 2026.