Estonia announced it will impose national sanctions on Mikhail Fridman and Alisher Usmanov.
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
Estonia announced it will impose national sanctions on Mikhail Fridman and Alisher Usmanov.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Estonia
country in Northern Europe
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Mikhail Fridman
Russian–Israeli businessman, billionaire, and oligarch
- The political push for the removal of sanctions on Alisher Usmanov is complicated by calls from France and Luxembourg regarding Mikhail Fridman's case and his lawsuit over frozen EU assets.
- Zelenskyy sought assurance on sanctions from the UK government, noting that he and several others are targets of EU sanctions.
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Alisher Usmanov
Russian billionaire
- Albania, Finland, Estonia, and Czech Republic signed a call regarding EU sanctions, while the EU has not extended sanctions against Alisher Usmanov.
- The European Commission is imposing sanctions on Russian targets, monitoring the sanction status of Alisher Usmanov, and a citizen is involved in a potential exchange.
Related events
- EU sanctions target Mikhail Fridman, prompting Latvia to lodge an objection and Kaja Kallas to urge the bloc to maintain sanctions.
- The EU bloc agreed to remove sanctions on Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, a deal brokered by Ireland.
- A drone attack occurred at Leipzig airport, coinciding with calls from Slovakia and France regarding the delisting of sanctioned individuals like Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman.
- The Council of the European Union removed sanctions on Mikhail Fridman, while Bulgaria recorded the sharpest EU fuel price increase, amid a push led by France to remove oligarchs.
- Estonia and the Netherlands are strengthening cooperation for EU accession and regional security while the EU seeks to apply sanctions against Russia.