Group 1 - The EU is delaying the submission of its latest round of sanctions against Russia, influenced by US President Trump's demands for stronger measures [1] - The G7 is currently formulating a new sanctions proposal aimed at countries purchasing Russian oil, with a target to finalize the text within two weeks [1][2] - The EU is considering sanctions against companies facilitating Russian oil trade, despite the challenges posed by member states' reliance on these exports [2] Group 2 - The EU has postponed the timeline for phasing out Russian natural gas to after 2027, providing temporary exemptions for countries like Hungary and Slovakia regarding oil sanctions [2] - Following the sanctions that took effect in 2022, the share of Russian crude oil in EU imports dropped from 27% before the conflict to around 3% [2] - The proposed 19th round of sanctions may target approximately six Russian banks and energy companies, as well as payment systems, cryptocurrency exchanges, and further restrictions on oil trade [2]
怕被特朗普嫌“太软”！欧盟推迟提交第19轮对俄制裁提案
Jin Shi Shu Ju·2025-09-16 10:23