加拿大宣布新一轮对俄制裁，直指能源收入与金融支持网络

Core Points - The scale of sanctions has expanded: Canada has added 53 entities and 21 individuals to its sanctions list, targeting energy giants, financial institutions, and technology companies [1] - Measures against the "shadow fleet": Asset freezes and trading bans have been implemented on 100 vessels used to evade sanctions [2] - Reduction of oil price cap: The price cap on Russian crude oil has been lowered from $47.60 per barrel to $44.10 per barrel, aimed at compressing Russian energy revenue [2] - Retroactive effect: The sanctions measures took effect on February 19, 2026, and have retroactive implications [3] Sanction Details - The latest round of sanctions focuses on the economic lifeline of Russia—energy revenue and its supporting financial network. Key entities added to the sanctions list include Rosneft, Tatneft, and Gazprombank. Notably, the Shanghai branch of VTB Bank has also been included in the sanctions list, aiming to block Russia's ability to circumvent sanctions through overseas branches [4][5]