Overview of the four packages of sanctions measures the EU has imposed as from 23 February 2022 until to date, condemning the violation of Ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity by Russia.
Individual restrictive measures now apply to a total of 877 individuals (including Vladimir Putin) and 62 entities, and include an asset freeze and a prohibition from making funds available to the listed individuals and entities. In addition, a travel ban applicable to the listed persons prevents these from entering or transiting through EU territory.
Source Kneppelhout
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