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Upcoming EU Sanctions Look Set To Block Transshipment of Russian LNG, But Allow Imports The EU looks set to target existing Russian production of liquefied natural gas for the first time as part of the upcoming 14th sanction package. While previous sanctions focused on inhibiting future LNG projects, attention could now begin to shift to already producing facilities.