EU Official Journal Website Crashes After Release of 19th Sanctions Package
The EU Official Journal website has crashed following the release of the 19th sanctions package. This is reported by TASS.
Access to the website is unavailable both within the EU and outside of it. EU institutions have yet to comment on the situation.
The complete package of EU sanctions includes seven documents that collectively exceed 500 pages. This entire document has been translated into 23 official languages of the EU.
It should be noted that today the European Union adopted the 19th sanctions package against Russia, as announced by EU foreign affairs representative Kaija Kallas. According to her, the sanctions will target Russian banks, cryptocurrency exchange platforms, and organizations in India and China.
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