The EU sanctions on Russia explained: What is still possible?

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The EU has approved heavy sanctions against Russia in response to the military attack on Ukraine. How does this affect rail freight on the New Silk Road, which runs largely through Belarus and Russia? We discussed this with Sebastiaan Bennink, sanctions lawyer at BenninkAmar.

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The EU sanctions on Russia explained: What is still possible?

source: Russian Railways

The EU has approved heavy sanctions against Russia in response to the military attack on Ukraine. How does this affect rail freight on the New Silk Road, which runs largely through Belarus and Russia? We discussed this with Sebastiaan Bennink, sanctions lawyer at BenninkAmar.

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