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EU Looks to Curtail Russian Visas and Tankers After Drone Attack
Source: Bloomberg
Geopolitics & WarSanctions & Export ControlsTrade Policy & Supply Chain
The EU is exploring new measures to restrict Russians’ travel and to halt illicit fuel tankers following a failed drone attack at a German airport, which Germany blamed on Moscow. While details aren’t specified, the actions point to tighter sanctions enforcement that could disrupt cross-border shipping and increase geopolitical risk premia.
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