EU Sanctions Individual Linked to Russian Propaganda in French Media
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What happened
The Council of the EU confirmed the addition of Xenia Fedorova to the EU sanctions list on September 24, 2026. The EU accused her of participating in foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) through her work in French media. This activity was said to be part of Russia’s broader hybrid campaign against Europe.
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Why it matters
Under the sanctions, Fedorova's assets within the EU are frozen. Furthermore, EU citizens and companies are prohibited from providing her with funds or other economic resources. This listing brings the total number of individuals targeted under the EU’s regime to 81.
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Who's involved
- CNewsFrench television channel where Fedorova worked as a paid or contracted commentator.
- Xenia FedorovaRussian journalist and former News Director of RT France, now under EU sanctions.
- BolloréFrench investment and industrial holding group that holds a controlling interest in CNews.
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