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Sanctions designation — transaction must be blocked or frozen
EU Regulation 833/2014 Annex III designates five Russian state-owned entities whose access to EU capital markets is restricted, requiring transactions to be blocked or frozen — a critical dataset for cross-border payment screening under EU sectoral sanctions obligations.
EU Council Regulation 833/2014 establishes sectoral sanctions against Russia in response to actions destabilizing Ukraine. Originally adopted in July 2014 following the illegal annexation of Crimea, and massively expanded since February 2022 after Russia's full-scale military aggression. The regulation has been amended through 16 packages of restrictive measures, making it the most comprehensive sanctions regime in EU history.
The sectoral sanctions target specific industries of Russia's economy: energy (oil exploration technology, LNG equipment), financial services (capital market restrictions), defense and dual-use goods, aviation, maritime transport, and luxury goods. Various annexes list specific entities, technologies, vessels, and products subject to restrictions. Annex IV covers military-industrial complex entities, while Annexes on the "shadow fleet" prohibit certain vessels from EU ports.
Official legal text: EUR-Lex Regulation 833/2014. For an overview of all Russia sanctions: EC Russia Sanctions.
这是高优先级制裁列表。此列表上的实体通常受到全面封锁/冻结措施。在适用管辖区内的个人和实体通常被禁止与列入名单的当事方进行交易。资产可能被冻结,所有交易通常被封锁。
免责声明: 此信息仅供参考。数据来自官方政府出版物并定期更新。请始终核实官方来源的制裁信息,并在做出商业决策时咨询合格的合规专业人员。
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