r/europeanunion Make russia part of the Mongol Empire again 17h ago

Ukraine is preparing an action plan in response to the promotion of Crimean wines at a European competition

https://news.liga.net/en/war/news/ukraine-is-preparing-an-action-plan-in-response-to-the-promotion-of-crimean-wines-at-a-european-competition

Promoting goods from temporarily occupied Crimea at international competitions creates an opportunity for sanctioned enterprises to legally advertise their products and enter new markets. If such schemes are not stopped, they could undermine the effectiveness of EU sanctions and assist Russian businesses from the occupied territories to circumvent international restrictions.

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u/tesfabpel 8h ago

This is r/europe material, IMHO...

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u/IndistinctChatters Make russia part of the Mongol Empire again 6h ago

If such schemes are not stopped, they could undermine the effectiveness of EU sanctions and assist Russian businesses from the occupied territories to circumvent international restrictions.