Eighteenth package of sanctions in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine: 
Measures adopted include:
• lowering the price cap for crude oil from $60 to $47.6 per barrel
• import ban on refined petroleum products made from Russian crude oil and coming from any third country
• a port access ban on 105 further vessels in Putin’s shadow fleet
• a full transaction ban on Nord Stream 1 and 2
• upgrading the ban on providing EU-based specialised financial messaging services to  Russian banks to a full transaction ban and applying it to an additional 22 Russian banks
• a ban on carrying out any transaction with the Russian Direct Investment Fund
• export restrictions on dual-use goods and technologies for 26 new entities, some of which are located in third countries
• further export bans

Sixteenth package of sanctions in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine: 
The Council adopted new restrictive measures against Russia and Belarus. 
RUSSIA:
• ban on port access and on providing services related to maritime transport for a further 74 vessels that are part of Putin’s shadow fleet
• transaction ban on credit or financial institutions established outside Russia that use the 'System for Transfer of Financial Messages'
• export restrictions on dual use goods and technologies for 53 new entities, two thirds located in third countries
• new restrictions in Crimea and Sevastopol, and in the non-government controlled areas of Ukraine in the oblasts of Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia
BELARUS:
• further sanctions mirroring the trade-related sanctions against Russia
• restrictions on the sale or provision of services and software, deposits and crypto-asset wallets, and transports

Fourteenth package of sanctions in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine: 
The Council adopted new restrictive measures against Russia. 
• ban on port access by and the provision of services to vessels contributing to Russia's war
• wider EU flight ban and a ban on the transportation of goods by road
• ban on re-exports of Russian liquified natural gas (LNG) and on new investments in Russian LNG projects
• further restrictions on exports to Russia of goods which contribute to the enhancement of Russia's industrial capabilities, and on imports of helium
• additional tools to crack down on circumvention

Eleventh package of sanctions in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine: 
The Council adopted new restrictive measures against Russia. The agreed package includes amongst others, measures to:
• strengthen bilateral and multilateral cooperation with third countries to impede sanctions’ circumvention
• prohibit the transit of goods and technology via Russia
• tighten export restrictions

Tenth package of sanctions in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine: 
The Council adopted new restrictive measures against Russia. The agreed package includes bans on:
• exports of critical technology and industrial goods
• imports of asphalt and synthetic rubber
• provision of gas storage capacity to Russians
• transit through Russia of EU exported dual use goods and technology
The EU has also:
• suspended the broadcasting licenses of RT Arabic and Sputnik Arabic
• restricted the possibility for Russian nationals to hold any position in the governing bodies of EU critical infrastructures and entities
• introduced new reporting obligations to ensure the effectiveness of the asset freeze prohibitions
• imposed additional sanctions against 87 individuals and 34 entities, including key decision makers, military leaders, military commanders of the Wagner group and drone manufacturers.

New package of measures in response to Russia's invasion of UkraineThe Council adopted new measures intended to tighten existing economic sanctions targeting Russia, perfect their implementation and strengthen their effectiveness. 
The “maintenance and alignment” package: 
introduces a new prohibition to purchase, import or transfer gold, including jewellery
reinforces export controls of dual use goods
extends the existing port access ban to locks
clarifies existing measures, for instance in the field of public procurement, aviation and justice
New measures, just like earlier sanctions, do not target Russia's exports of food, grain or fertilisers. 

EU adopts sixth package of sanctions against Russia. In light of Russia’s continuing war against Ukraine with Belarus' support, and reported atrocities committed by Russian army. The package includes ban on: import from Russia of crude oil and refined petroleum products, with limited exceptions. A SWIFT ban for an additional three Russian bank and one Belarusian bank. Suspension of broadcasting in EU for 3 more Russian state-owned outlets. EU also adopted sanctions against an additional 65 individuals, 18 entities. These include individuals responsible for the atrocities committed in Bucha and Mariupol.

Crimea and Sevastopol: EU extends sanctions over Russia's illegal annexation for a further year, until 23 june 2023
The restrictive measures currently in place include prohibitions, targeting the imports of products, infrastructural or financial investments and tourism services, the exports of certain goods and technologies  in  transport, telecommunications and energy sectors, the prospection for and exploration and production of oil, gas and mineral resources,
FROM  and TO the illegally annexed Crimea or Sevastopol

EU agrees new measures targeting Belarusian financial sector and further restrictive measures to the export of maritime navigation goods and radio communication technology to Russia

EU introduces SWIFT ban for 7 Russian banks:
Bank Otkritie, Novikombank, Promsvyazbank,
Rossiya Bank, Sovcombank,
Vnesheconombank (VEB), and VTB Bank

EU adopts new measures in response to Russia's invasion
and blocks the Central Bank of Russia

Introduction of a first set of restrictive measures against 21 Russian and Ukrainian officials