On Wednesday, October 11, 2026, representatives of the European Union are set to approve new extensive sanctions against Russia. These sanctions will involve approximately 1650 new entities as part of the bloc's sanctions regime against the aggressor country.
Main Focus of the New Sanctions
According to reports, the majority of the new sanctions will target Russia's military-industrial complex. Specifically, around 1570 new entries in the sanctions lists will concern individuals and organizations linked to this sector. Special attention will be given to missile production, which is critical for Russia's military operations.
Other Sanctioned Entities
Additionally, the new sanctions list will include other entities associated with Russia but falling under different legal frameworks. Among them are several individuals and organizations subject to EU restrictions related to North Korea. This indicates that the EU continues to actively respond to threats related to international security.