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  • Which Russian oil companies have been sanctioned?
  • These latest sanctions include: Sanctions against Russian oil majors, Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas. 183 vessels sanctioned, which are mostly oil tankers and part of the Russian shadow fleet. Several traders facilitating the trade of Russian oil have been sanctioned.
  • Will China's teapot refiners be hit by new sanctions?
  • China’s small independent refiners known as teapots, which are concentrated in Shandong Province, are likely to be hard hit by the new sanctions. The teapots, which operate on thin margins, have relied almost exclusively on discounted sanctioned crudes from Russia, Iran, and Venezuela to be profitable.
  • Who has been re-designated for property-blocking sanctions?
  • On January 15, 2025, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and U.S. Department of State designated or re-designated under additional sanctions authority nearly 250 individuals and entities for property-blocking sanctions, including actors based in China.
  • What are the new G7 oil price cap sanctions?
  • The new sanctions aim to reinforce the G7 oil price cap mechanism that has been in place since December 2022. The original price cap policy, which prohibited G7-based maritime insurers and shipowners from handling Russian oil priced above $60 per barrel, has gradually lost effectiveness due to structural design flaws.
  • Do the sanctions target freedom of opinion?
  • The sanctions do not target freedom of opinion. They include specific safeguards for freedom of expression and journalistic activities. The measures do not prevent the sanctioned outlets and their staff from carrying out other activities in the Union than broadcasting, such as research and interviews. OTHER MEASURES