!!! How not to fall under sanctions: Learn-Check-Act !!!
In 2014, the Russian Federation carried out an act of armed aggression against Ukraine and occupied approximately 7% of its sovereign territory, including the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, as well as parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
The international community, including the EU, condemned Russia's aggression and imposed sanctions against Russia.
Despite this, Russia continues to pursue a harsh occupation policy, massively violating human rights in the occupied territories. It also invests considerable resources in evading sanctions and uses the economy, culture, and bilateral relations in an attempt to legitimize the illegal annexation of Ukrainian territories.
Due to Russia's manipulations, many foreign companies and private individuals still find themselves subject to EU sanctions.
To protect European partners and warn the public against supporting Russia's criminal actions, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has launched an information campaign:
Learn – Check – Act
Learn about the restrictions imposed on Russia by the EU and Ukraine.
Check the information to avoid unexpected problems for your business when dealing with Russia.
Act to prevent further aggressive actions by Russia against Ukraine and other EU countries.
How to support the campaign:
Share information about the campaign with your colleagues and friends;
Download and share the infographic PDF on existing EU restrictive measures;
Use the hashtags #LearnCheckAct, #Sanctions, #CrimeaIsUkraine
Project partners: Representative Office of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Media Initiative for Human Rights, Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union.
Full list of EU sanctions (in English):
https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/policies/sanctions/ukraine-crisis/