BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will impose sanctions on more Turkish individuals and companies responsible for drilling in contested waters in the Mediterranean, according to a draft statement prepared for EU leaders to agree at a summit on Thursday.
If agreed, the EU will "prepare additional listings" on the basis of a sanctions list already in place since 2019 and "if need be, work on the extension" of its scope, according to the draft statement seen by Reuters.
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