But now this issue is just being studied.
EU may impose sanctions on Russian family dictator Vladimir Putin, namely against his daughters. This was reported by two authoritative Western publications – WSJ and Bloomberg.
This issue is currently being studied – sanctions have not yet been applied.
The EU is also considering restricting dozens of Russian oligarchs, politicians, officials and their families from traveling, as well as freezing their assets.
“In this way, the EU is trying to respond to the assassination Ukrainian civilians by Russian soldiers, “Bloomberg reports.
There is little information in the information space about the family of the Russian dictator. However, it is known that he and his ex-wife have two daughters – Maria Vorontsova and Ekaterina Tikhonova.
Read also: European Commission proposes new sanctions against Russia – The Wall Streer Journal
Recall, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Joseph Borrell said that the European Union will expand the lists of persons against whom personal sanctions , and will send some Russian diplomats. According to him, the new restrictions will apply to dozens of politicians, businessmen, propagandists, as well as companies in the military and other industries, transport and more.
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