Matter
Anastasia Ignatova v Council of the European Union (General Court T-601/24)
Anastasia Ignatova challenged Council measures maintaining her name on restrictive-measures lists, with a General Court judgment addressing the listing criteria and costs.
Procedural record
- 10 June 2026European UnionText
10 June 2026European Union
Judgment of the General Court (Tenth Chamber) in Case T-601/24 dated 10 June 2026
General Court of the European Union
- Decision summary
- The General Court dismissed Anastasia Ignatova's action seeking annulment of the Council measures maintaining her name on the restrictive-measures lists concerning actions undermining or threatening Ukraine's territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence. It held that the Council had adequately established the relevant benefit connected with Sergei Chemezov and that the amended criterion covering immediate family members and persons benefiting from leading businesspersons operating in Russia was lawful and properly applied. The Court ordered Ms Ignatova to pay the costs.
Participants
Anastasia Ignatova
- Representative
- C. Zatschler (For: Anastasia Ignatova)
Council of the European Union
- Representative
- A. Limonet (For: Council of the European Union)
- Representative
- A. Antoniadis (For: Council of the European Union)
- Representative
- L. Berger (For: Council of the European Union)
General Court of the European Union
- Judge
- L. Madise
- Judge
- P. Nihoul
- Judge
- S. Verschuur
Other
- Institutional administrator
- M. Zwozdziak-Carbonne
- Institutional administrator
- V. Di Bucci
- Institutional administrator
- S. Kingston