European Union Member States Disagree on 21st Russia Sanctions Package Goals

Reports indicate that European Union countries, including Greece, Malta, and Cyprus, opposed the imposition of the 21st package of sanctions against Russia, particularly the ban on liquefied natural gas transfers, due to its negative impact on their economies. The European Commission was unable to reach a final agreement, leading to the postponement of discussions until July 23rd. Concerns were also raised about the potential impact of the sanctions on shipping and maritime transport companies, especially the Greek company "Dynagas," which faces the risk of being sold to non-Western entities if new barriers are imposed.

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