The EUs latest sanctions on Russia does not include five Chinese enterprises.

EU member states support a new round of sanctions plan implemented on Russia, including combating measures to avoid sanctions and individual sanctions lists, but five Chinese companies have not been included in the list of trade sanctions.

According to Bloomberg News on Wednesday (June 21), the EU's rotating chairman of the EU, Sweden, announced that the EU member states had a new round of sanctions on Russia.This is the 11th round of sanctions on Russia since Russia President Putin's launching war, including the third country that prohibits various commodities from transit Russia and launched new measures to prevent Russia from avoiding EU sanctions.

The main purpose of this round of sanctions is to investigate the lack of missing and solve the problem of avoiding sanctions.This is particularly related to the procurement of prohibited technologies in Moscow, such as other countries such as the UAE, Armenia, Kazakhstan, and other Central Asian countries, and ultimately used for the war against Ukraine.

According to the new mechanism, in the case of the failure of diplomatic efforts, the EU countries have the right to respond to key exports to the third countries to introduce key exports.

The EU envoy has approved the above sanctions plan. Now it is necessary to sign the EU member states to formally pass the effect.In the process, some details may still be adjusted in the end, and related measures are expected to take effect on Friday (23rd).

According to the latest draft, after the guarantee of Beijing, the EU has canceled the trade sanctions plan for five Chinese companies, which are said to provide Russian companies with violation technology.The three Hong Kong companies that are said to be controlled by Russia are included in the list of trade sanctions.Dozens of individuals and entities will be added.

Bloomberg reported on June 8th that people familiar with the matter reported that Chinese diplomats met with European diplomats in Brussels in recent weeks to persuade European officials to abandon sanctions on Chinese enterprises involving Russia.

The Hong Kong South China Morning Post reported on June 15th that after the talks of Chinese and European officials in Brussels, the five Chinese companies were temporarily eliminated from the sanctions list.China said that they will try their best to ensure that Chinese companies stop selling high -tech products made in Europe and make them use them for the Russian military.

South China reported on June 17 that the head of the Chinese EU regiment Fu Cong said on the 16th when attending a Chinese -Enterprise Business Forum in Brussels, Belgium, said that China did not promise to prevent Chinese companies from helping the Russian military.Avoid EU sanctions.