Switzerland Hits Russia With 20th Sanctions Package

Switzerland has adopted its 20th sanctions package against Russia, aligning itself with the latest measures taken by the European Union. The move keeps Swiss policy in step with Brussels as the bloc continues to target Moscow over its ongoing war in Ukraine. The new package includes expanded restrictions on trade, finance, and individuals linked to the Kremlin. While the Swiss government did not list every new measure in its initial statement, the adoption signals a firm commitment to maintaining pressure on Russia. This marks another step in Switzerland’s shift from its traditional neutrality, as it continues to mirror EU sanctions despite not being a member of the bloc. The decision follows months of coordinated action between Bern and Brussels to close loopholes and tighten enforcement. The full details of the package are expected to be published in the coming days, with businesses and financial institutions already preparing to comply.