Vladimir Dobrovolsky. The European Union has expanded more than 6 times the list of items and technologies prohibited to supply in Crimea and in the Crimea in the areas of transport, telecommunications, energy and exploration, production and oil, gas and mineral resources.
Even at the end of July, the European Union banned investments in infrastructure projects in transport, telecommunications and energy and the development of oil, gas and mineral deposits in the Crimea. He also ordered the organization of the EU does not export to the Peninsula is the key equipment in the same six sectors, as well as to provide financial and insurance services related to these supplies. Then in the list of equipment included 33 items.
By decision of 18 December, the European Union extended the ban and made a list of more than 160 items. If the publication on July 30, had spoken of " equipment and technologies ", now in the Directive reported " goods and technologies " in the six mentioned sectors.
Contracts for the supply of it equipment and services, made before December 20, have the opportunity to run until March 21, 2015.
The US and EU do not recognize the annexation of Crimea to Russia and accuse Moscow of interfering in Ukraine. Russia denies it and calls the accusations are unacceptable. Western countries since March has repeatedly imposed punishment on a number of Russian politicians, businessmen and organizations and threatened to make wider restrictive measures. The last case of the use of such practices began in September punishment.
A complete list of Russian Citizens and organizations who are under punishment, -
The President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin on 6 August on the individual to ensure safety. The import of a number of items from countries that have imposed penalties on the Russian capital, limited to year. In the corresponding list includes beef, pork, fruits, poultry, cheeses and dairy products, nuts, and other products. A complete list of prohibited importation into the Russian Federation of products -
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