European Union & Russia — Central Bank of Russia

European Union: The EU is the central actor, receiving and directing the windfall profits to support Ukraine, reinforcing its role in the geopolitical conflict.

Russia — Central Bank of Russia: Its immobilised assets generate the profits being transferred; the continued immobilisation and use of these funds negatively affect Russia's financial position.

European Union: Member states may be affected by tariffs; EU has its own sanctions.

Russia — Central Bank of Russia: Subject to sanctions under the bill.

European Union: The European Union is preparing a new round of sanctions against Russia, targeting its military industry and financial institutions to reduce its ability to fund the war. The European Union also continues to provide support to Ukraine.

Russia — Central Bank of Russia: The Russia — Central Bank of Russia>>>'s decision to set the country's key interest rate at 14.5% was a deliberate step to cool the economy and combat inflation, as stated by Vladimir Putin>>>.

European Union: The EU sanctioned Wildberries, adding financial pressure on the company.

Russia — Central Bank of Russia: The central bank faces potential inflationary pressures from supply disruptions, complicating rate cuts.