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EU fails to agree 21st sanctions package, making Russian oil windfall more likely

European Union members remain deadlocked over the 21st Russian sanctions package, stalling measures to curb oil revenue and impose targeted restrictions.

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European Union nations have failed to reach an agreement on a new set of sanctions against Russia. The legislative gridlock has delayed the adoption of a 21st sanctions package, which reportedly includes efforts to freeze the oil price cap and implement further restrictions.

Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, Euronews, OilPrice.com, and The Kyiv Independent highlights that the impasse stems from internal disagreements. Bulgaria has exercised a veto regarding the sanctioning of Patriarch Kirill, and recent reports confirm the EU has dropped planned sanctions against the Lukoil founder.

Market analysts note that the delay in adopting these measures may increase the likelihood of continued Russian oil windfalls. Observers are tracking future diplomatic efforts as Kallas confirms no consensus has been reached to move the package forward.

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What is the status of the 21st EU sanctions package?

The package has not yet been adopted due to a lack of agreement among member states.

Why has the sanctions package been delayed?

Coverage indicates that Bulgaria has issued a veto regarding the sanctioning of Patriarch Kirill, and there is a broader lack of consensus on the measures.

What specific individuals were removed from the potential sanctions list?

According to reporting, the EU has dropped planned sanctions against the Lukoil founder.

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