Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu has announced that Romania will propose legislation to criminalize the circumvention of EU sanctions imposed on Russia, in line with EU directives. The draft, which has already been made public, will penalize both individuals and companies involved in such practices. The measures also target indirect attempts to circumvent the restrictions, in view of the recent sanctions adopted by the European Union. The law will include criminal sanctions for various acts of sanctions circumvention.
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România va avea o lege prin care să sancționeze persoanele și companiile care ajută Rusia
Sancțiunile UE impuse Rusiei devin lege penală în România! Oana Țoiu (MAE) avertizează: 'Eludarea va fi incriminată'
Pedepse penale pentru ocolirea sancțiunilor împotriva Rusiei. Anunțul ministrului de Externe
Ministrul de Externe, despre sancţiunile impuse Rusiei: O să mergem înainte cu o propunere legislativă care să incrimineze practic, în România, eludarea sancţiunilor / Vorbim de sancţiuni care merg până la ordin penal
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