On October 14, local time, the Council of the European Union issued a communiqué stating that sanctions relating to the proliferation and use of chemical weapons imposed by the European Union against 25 individuals and 3 entities will be extended by one year until October 16, 2025. According to the communiqué, the assets subject to sanctions will be frozen, and EU individuals and entities will not be allowed to provide them with funds, financial assets, or economic resources. Furthermore, natural persons on the list are prohibited from traveling to the European Union. According to the EU communiqué, the sanctions are aimed at promoting the EU's fight against the proliferation and use of chemical weapons and supporting the implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

On October 14, local time, the Council of the European Union issued a communiqué stating that sanctions relating to the proliferation and use of chemical weapons imposed by the European Union against 25 individuals and 3 entities will be extended by one year until October 16, 2025. According to the communiqué, the assets subject to sanctions will be frozen, and EU individuals and entities will not be allowed to provide them with funds, financial assets, or economic resources. Furthermore, natural persons on the list are prohibited from traveling to the European Union. According to the EU communiqué, the sanctions are aimed at promoting the EU's fight against the proliferation and use of chemical weapons and supporting the implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.