Pravda.Ua EU Sanctions Russian Officials Over Sham State Duma Elections
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- •EU sanctions target 77 individuals linked to illegal Russian elections.
- •Sanctions include travel bans and asset freezes for those legitimizing occupation.
- •European Parliament previously condemned elections as a violation of democracy.
On October 12, 2026, the EU imposed sanctions on 77 individuals linked to the illegal Russian State Duma elections held in occupied Ukrainian territories in September 2026. The elections were condemned as a violation of Ukrainian and international law, undermining Ukraine's sovereignty. The sanctions target candidates from the so-called 'Donetsk People's Republic' and other occupied regions, along with members of the Russian Central Election Commission. These individuals face travel bans and asset freezes, with EU citizens prohibited from providing financial resources to them. The EU continues to reject the legitimacy of the Russian State Duma and calls for further restrictive measures against those involved in repression in Russia. This action follows a resolution from the European Parliament denouncing the elections as a sham, highlighting the lack of genuine candidates and political freedoms.
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