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Single-name designation under the EU's dedicated hybrid-threats regime (Regulation (EU) 2024/2642 and Decision (CFSP) 2024/2643), which is separate from the sectoral Russia-sanctions track. Per the Council press release, the listing rests on Fedorova's role in implementing and disseminating RT France's editorial line, including pro-Russian narratives around Russia's war against Ukraine. The regime's standard measures are an EU-wide asset freeze and a prohibition on making funds or economic resources available to listed persons, plus a travel ban for individuals.
Source-reading note: the EUR-Lex texts and the Council press release page could not be opened from the filing host (EUR-Lex returned an empty body; the Council site returned a browser check). The listing facts above come from the Council press release as surfaced by search plus the act numbers and OJ date (24 September 2026) from the OJ feed. The exact entry-into-force wording, the statement of reasons and the identifiers were not read from the act text. effective_date follows the OJ date and should be confirmed against the act.
No commercial or material-supply nexus is disclosed: this is an individual media-figure listing, so severity is set at the floor (qualitative, no quantum disclosed). It extends the register's hybrid-threats track, which so far carries only the May 2025 package; the January, March and April 2026 listings under the same regime are not yet tracked here (register-state, not world-state). Watch the regime review due by 9 October 2026.