Putin rakes in extra €1B for his war chest via Bulgaria sanctions loophole

Last year, the EU gave Sofia a sanctions exemption to protect its citizens from energy shortages. Since then, Russia has profited. 

Related Keywords

Black Sea ,Oceans General ,Oceans ,Moscow ,Moskva ,Russia ,Sofia ,Sofiya Grad ,Bulgaria ,Egypt ,Libya ,Brussels ,Bruxelles Capitale ,Belgium ,Kyiv ,Kyyiv ,Misto ,Ukraine ,Kremlin ,Croatia ,Switzerland ,Iraq ,Burgas ,Netherlands ,Malta ,Bahamas ,The ,Bulgarian ,Dutch ,Maltese ,Russians ,Russian ,Belgian ,Chris Lambin ,Delyan Dobrev ,Nikolay Doychinov ,Kenzo Tribouillard ,Yasen Vasilev ,Viktor Katona ,Vladimir Putin ,Isaac Levi ,Martin Vladimirov ,European Parliament ,Lukoil ,European Commission ,Centre For Research On Energy ,A Commission ,Clean Air ,Russian President Vladimir Putin ,Finance Minister Asen Vasilev ,Global Witnes ,Global Witness ,Rosenets Port ,Commission President Ursula ,Belgian Sanctions ,Export Control Society ,Member State ,Balkans ,Cargo ,Customs ,Data ,Diesel ,Energy ,Enforcement ,Eu Russia Relations ,Exports ,Finance And Banking ,Fuels ,Imports ,Intelligence ,Logistics ,Markets ,Negotiations ,Ngos ,Soil ,Parliament ,Sports ,Risk And Compliance ,Russia Sanctions ,Safety ,Sanctions ,Security ,Shipping ,The Netherlands ,Ursula Von Der Leyen ,War ,War In Ukraine ,