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The International Working Group on Sanctions against Russia, headed by President...

Yermak-Macfola group presented a new plan of action for economic pressure on the Russian aggressor state

The International Working Group on Sanctions against Russia, headed by Presidential Office Andriy Yermak and Director of the Institute for International International Research FSI, Ambassador Michael McFol, presented a new plan of action to further strengthen the sanction pressure on Russia-Action Plan 3. 0. The document contains specific steps that can significantly undermine the economic and military potential of the Russian Federation to quickly stop its aggression in Ukraine.

“The proposed sanctions should become a powerful response of the international community to Russian aggression. The success of the sanctions depends on their collective observance and constant strengthening. The measures stipulated by the Action Plan 3. 0 are ambitious, but achievable, they are designed to dramatically limit Russia to finance their hostilities in Ukraine, ”Andrey Yermak stressed.

Experts expect that a package of restrictions will reduce the export revenues of the aggressor country by $ 70-80 billion. Every year, it will provide a significant shortage of foreign trade and the budget of Russia, weaken its currency and overall economic stability.

"We believe that the proposals for sanctions formulated in the new plan will make Russia pay the higher price for invasion of our country and provide support for democratic Ukraine in the protection Sanctions against Russia Vladislav Vlasyuk. Among the proposed measures is the confiscation of frozen assets of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, which should be directed to the military and economic support of Ukraine and its rebuilding.

As well as increased control over compliance with the marginal price of oil and fight against the shadow fleet of tankers. Experts propose to introduce a complete embargo on Uranus, Aluminum and Steel and to restore the work of the Coordination Committee on Multilateral Export Controls to comply with the ban on export to Russia of critical technologies, equipment and components used in the defense sector and oil and gas complex.