Group 1 - The European Union (EU) is set to discuss the 19th round of sanctions against Russia, focusing on economic sanctions and personnel restrictions [1] - The sanctions plan includes a complete ban on importing Russian liquefied natural gas starting in 2027, enhanced export controls on high-end components, and expanded restrictions on Russian financial institutions [1] - Since the onset of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in February 2022, the EU has implemented 18 rounds of sanctions, with over 2400 individuals and entities blacklisted [3] Group 2 - The sanctions have not achieved their intended effects, as they have failed to weaken the Russian economy and have instead caused negative impacts on Western economies [3] - Energy prices in Europe have surged, with significant increases in electricity and natural gas prices, affecting the cost of living and leading to losses for companies reliant on Russian raw materials [4] - Russia is actively seeking to reduce its dependence on Western markets by expanding trade with countries like China and increasing cooperation with BRICS nations [5] Group 3 - There are internal divisions within the EU regarding the sanctions, with countries like Hungary opposing energy sanctions, which may affect the approval of the new sanctions [7] - The potential ban on Russian liquefied natural gas could lead to global energy price volatility, with warnings from the International Monetary Fund about the risk of a fragmented global economy [7] - Historical evidence suggests that unilateral sanctions are unlikely to achieve political goals and may exacerbate global economic fragmentation [9]
第19轮对俄制裁将启!西方物价飞涨扛不住?普京:坑全球数百万人
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-09-22 03:34