EU Sanctions on Nearly 100 Russian Banks Disrupt Key Money Transfer Routes for Russian Emigrants
The EU has imposed sanctions on nearly 100 Russian banks, disrupting money transfer routes used by Russians who left after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
According to Meduza, the European Union's sanctions targeting nearly 100 Russian banks have significantly disrupted key money transfer routes used by Russian citizens who emigrated following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. These measures affect major financial transfer channels, complicating the sending of funds between Russia and abroad.


