因认定乌克兰蓄意切断来自俄罗斯的原油供应,斯洛伐克总理菲佐当地时间23日宣布暂停向乌方提供应 急电力；匈牙利方面则坚持反对欧盟向乌方提供数百亿欧元援助和对俄罗斯实施新制裁。联合国秘书长 古特雷斯23日就俄罗斯对乌克兰发起特别军事行动4周年发表声明,再次呼吁实现立即、全面、无条件停 火。 "这是一次挫折" 欧盟外交与安全政策高级代表卡拉斯23日在布鲁塞尔对媒体说,欧盟成员国外长当天未能就第20轮对俄 制裁方案达成一致。"这是一次挫折,也是我们今天不想传递的信息,但相关工作将继续。"卡拉斯在会后 说。 在欧盟外长会议上,匈牙利继续反对欧盟向乌克兰提供900亿欧元贷款和对俄罗斯实施第20轮制裁。匈外 交与对外经济部长西雅尔多在会后对记者说,匈牙利在会议上明确表态不支持欧盟第20轮对俄制裁。只 要乌克兰继续停止向匈牙利输送俄罗斯石油,匈牙利就不会支持任何有利于乌克兰的欧盟层面的决定。 据路透社报道,欧洲理事会主席科斯塔写信呼吁匈牙利总理欧尔班"放行"对乌贷款,欧尔班回应道:"除非 乌克兰恢复正常,我不会支持任何有利于乌克兰的决定。" 乌武装部队总参谋部21日在社交媒体发布通报说,过去一夜乌军导弹部队和炮兵使用多枚"火 ...

编辑易向荃制作葛佳丹 2月23日，匈牙利外交与对外经济部长西雅尔多称，匈牙利在会议上明确表态不支持欧盟第20轮对俄制 裁。西雅尔多还称，欧盟委员会"表现得简直就像'乌克兰委员会'"。 匈牙利指责乌克兰拖延重启管道"意在向匈牙利施压，要求其放弃反对乌克兰加入欧盟"。 报道称，欧盟成员国外长当日未能就第20轮对俄制裁方案达成一致。经"友谊"管道乌克兰段向欧洲输送 的俄罗斯石油自1月27日起暂停。 ...

2月23日，匈牙利外交与对外经济部长西雅尔多称，匈牙利在会议上明确表态不支持欧盟第20轮对俄制 裁。西雅尔多还称，欧盟委员会"表现得简直就像'乌克兰委员会'"。报道称，欧盟成员国外长当日未能 就第20轮对俄制裁方案达成一致。经"友谊"管道乌克兰段向欧洲输送的俄罗斯石油自1月27日起暂停。 匈牙利指责乌克兰拖延重启管道"意在向匈牙利施压，要求其放弃反对乌克兰加入欧盟"。 ...

（文章来源：央视新闻） 当地时间23日获悉，欧盟外交与安全政策高级代表卡拉斯表示，欧盟外长会未就新一轮对俄制裁方案达 成一致。卡拉斯还表示，已决定将俄罗斯驻欧盟代表团的最大规模限制在40人以内。 ...

欧盟外交与安全政策高级代表卡拉斯表示，因匈牙利的持续反对，欧盟各国当天不太可能就拟议的新一 轮对俄制裁方案达成一致。欧盟外长会当天在布鲁塞尔举行，重点讨论乌克兰局势以及对乌支持。 （文章来源：央视新闻） ...

转自：扬子晚报 图据CFP 匈牙利外交与对外经济部长彼得·西雅尔多22日表示，匈牙利将阻止欧盟第20轮对俄罗斯制裁方案通 过，直至乌克兰恢复"友谊"输油管道的石油输送。 西雅尔多表示，匈牙利将阻止计划于23日在欧盟外长理事会会议上表决的第20轮对俄制裁方案获得通 过。他强调，只要乌方不恢复输油，匈方将阻止所有对乌克兰至关重要的欧盟决议。 西雅尔多当天在社交媒体上发表视频声明说，乌克兰决定不恢复向匈牙利输送俄罗斯石油，这显然 是"政治勒索"。他指责乌方意图通过中断石油输送、抬高匈国内油价，在匈牙利大选临近之际施加影 响。 此前，匈方已采取其他应对措施。2月18日，西雅尔多宣布匈牙利暂停向乌克兰供应柴油。20日，西雅 尔多表示匈牙利将阻止欧盟向乌克兰发放总额达900亿欧元的援助贷款。 "友谊"输油管道是俄罗斯向中东欧输送原油的大型管网系统，起点位于俄罗斯西南部萨马拉州，北线经 白俄罗斯通往波兰和德国，南线经乌克兰通往捷克、斯洛伐克和匈牙利。据西雅尔多介绍，该管道自1 月27日起中断输送，尽管目前"不存在任何实际或技术障碍"，但乌方仍决定不恢复输油。（记者陈浩） 来源 | 新华社 ...

人民财讯2月22日电，匈牙利外交与对外经济部长西雅尔多·彼得22日表示，匈牙利将阻止欧盟第20轮对 俄罗斯制裁方案通过，直至乌克兰恢复"友谊"输油管道的石油输送。 西雅尔多表示，匈牙利将阻止计划于23日在欧盟外长理事会会议上表决的第20轮对俄制裁方案获得通 过。他强调，只要乌方不恢复输油，匈方将阻止所有对乌克兰至关重要的欧盟决议。 （文章来源：央视新闻） 西雅尔多当天在社交媒体上发表视频声明说，乌克兰决定不恢复向匈牙利输送俄罗斯石油，这显然 是"政治勒索"。他指责乌方意图通过中断石油输送、抬高匈国内油价，在匈牙利大选临近之际施加影 响。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The European Commission is proposing a comprehensive ban on maritime services for Russian crude oil to further weaken Russia's energy revenue and complicate its ability to find buyers for oil [1][3] Group 1: Sanctions Overview - The new sanctions plan includes adding 43 additional vessels to the "shadow fleet" list, bringing the total number of sanctioned vessels to 640 [3] - The EU aims to further restrict Russia's access to tankers for the "shadow fleet" and impose broad bans on services related to LNG transport and icebreaker maintenance to limit its natural gas export projects [3] - The sanctions also target the Russian financial system by proposing to sanction 20 regional banks and implement measures against cryptocurrency transactions to prevent evasion of sanctions [3] Group 2: Trade Restrictions - The EU plans to impose new export restrictions on goods and services to Russia, including rubber, tractors, and cybersecurity services, with a total value exceeding €360 million [3] Group 3: Economic Impact - According to the European Commission President, Russia's oil and gas revenue is projected to decline by 24% by 2025, reaching the lowest level since 2020 [3] - The revenue for January 2026 is expected to be the lowest since the onset of the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022 [3] - The proposed sanctions are expected to intensify pressure on the Russian economy and impact the global energy trade and shipping markets [3]

Core Viewpoint - The European Union plans to introduce its 20th round of sanctions against Russia on February 24, coinciding with the four-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with ongoing discussions among member states regarding the specifics of the sanctions [1][2] Group 1: Sanctions Details - The proposed sanctions include a "comprehensive maritime services ban" aimed at curbing the activities of Russia's "shadow fleet" of oil tankers, along with additional sanctions on the energy and fertilizer sectors [1] - The previous round of sanctions, approved on October 23, 2025, targeted 118 Russian "shadow fleet" oil tankers and imposed restrictions on several Russian banks and entities related to energy revenues, marking an escalation in the sanctions regime [1] Group 2: Ukrainian Response - Ukraine's President Zelensky has called for the new sanctions to specifically target Russian entities and individuals profiting from energy resources, as well as to apply global pressure on those responsible for the abduction of Ukrainian children [2] - The sanctions are deemed crucial for the battlefield situation in Ukraine, especially in light of recent escalations, including a significant drone attack by Russia on Zaporizhzhia that resulted in casualties [2]

Group 1 - The EU is considering a ban on imports of various platinum group metals and copper from Russia as part of new sanctions against the country [1] - The proposed ban may include iridium, rhodium, platinum, and copper, pending support from EU member states [1] - The EU plans to formally adopt this new sanctions package within the month [1] Group 2 - The metal market is already experiencing tight supply and demand conditions, with copper prices reaching historical highs this year due to strong global demand and limited mining supply [2] - Major trading centers are increasingly rejecting Russian metals, with the UK prohibiting the trading or delivery of Russian-origin copper on the London Metal Exchange after April 13, 2024 [2] - European buyers have largely ceased purchasing Russian copper due to sanctions on several large Russian producers [2] Group 3 - This proposed sanctions package is part of the EU's 20th round of sanctions against Russia since the onset of the military conflict in Ukraine [3] - The EU is also considering a proposal to replace the current price cap mechanism on Russian oil with a ban on maritime services related to Russian oil transport [3] - The current price cap on Russian crude oil is set to decrease to $44.10 per barrel starting February 1, with a review every six months [3] Group 4 - The EU is contemplating the use of a new anti-circumvention tool to prohibit the export of machine tools and specific radio equipment to Kyrgyzstan [4] - The proposed sanctions will also impose new trade restrictions on more companies and prohibit the export of materials needed for Russia's weapons production [5] - The sanctions will further limit imports of various metals from Russia [5]