EU: Inside the 17th Sanctions Package Against Russia
- Arne Mielken
- Jun 11
- 7 min read
The EU’s 17th Sanctions Package Hits Hard: Targeting Shadow Fleets, Military Tech, and Circumvention. Here’s What Sanctions Pros Must Know.
As a Customs Consultant, working in the complex arena of EU export compliance and sanctions enforcement is crucial. Staying ahead of sweeping regulatory changes is essential. The European Union has now adopted its 17th sanctions package against Russia. This package is the most expansive yet. It not only demonstrates a firm political stance but also has significant implications for professionals across Customs, Export Controls, and Import Regulations in the EU, UK, and USA.
This move targets shadow fleets, military-linked tech exports, and sanctions circumvention like never before. It marks a defining moment for trade compliance experts and international business operations.
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Key Questions Covered in This Blog
What are the headline measures in the EU’s 17th Russia sanctions package?
How does this package impact Customs and Trade Compliance operations?
What anti-circumvention tools are being used?
Who is affected by the new entity and vessel listings?
What’s the significance of the Sakhalin-2 exemption extension?
How can compliance officers prepare for enforcement and audits?
What role does coordination with the US and UK play?
How do these sanctions affect the Russian economy and global trade?
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