so initially, the plan when earth lavonne de leon announced this round of sac should packages. at almost 30 days ago, she said that this would be an outright ban essentially on russian oil. that's not the case when we look at this package, how it's been politically agreed at the moment. there are going to be massive deviations. and the big deviation is the fact that hungry will be able to continue to get russian oil through a central pipeline that comes from russia into the country. we heard from victor alban, who had previously said he would not allow a ban on oil. he was the one at country standing out say, no, we're not going to do this because it would be like a nuclear bomb going off on our economy. and he seemed to have won his argument. he will continue to get all from russia. and that seems to be open ended. in fact, he said hungry has been exempt from these pack sanctioned packages. we also know that the chapel public will be able to continue receiving and re selling russian oil products for further 18 months. so there's lots of things going on here that perhaps the eu

by the end of this year, european commission present us lavonne de leon has proposed it be done in phases over the next 6 months. it would be a significant step for european countries that rely heavily on russian energy of a new sanctions have also been announced on russian banks as well as military leaders behind alleged atrocities. we will make sure that we phase out russian oil in an orderly fashion. so in a way that allows us and our partners to secure alternative supply routes and at the same time, be very careful that we minimize the impact on the global market. with all these steps, we are depriving the russian economy from its ability to diversify and to modernize 14 wanted to wipe out ukraine from the map. and he will clearly not succeed. don't again, joins us now live from berlin and dominic banning rushes. oil is the big headline here of course, but do tell us about the whole sanctions package that has been proposed by von the lamb as far as we know so far, there are several stages to this and it's not just oil, as he was saying, laura, so 1st things, 1st, some financial instit

than the nations to come together to agree on anything or but there was this sense when earth lavonne de leon almost 30 days ago, stood in front of the european parliament and said, look, we're going to ban these in ports of russian oil, there was this optimism that they would be able to pass this pat sanctions package again very quickly as they had pretty much with the other ones. however, what we've seen since then is the e leaders are unhappy about certain elements of it and, and can't agree on that out. we know that oil is the big issue for certainly central european countries. but even as far back as last week, we were hearing from the german economy minister saying, look, we're gonna get this package given the green like it's going to happen. and now we're hearing a very different tune from that minister after roches attack on ukraine. we saw what can happen when europe stands you right. let's hope it continues like this for the summit, but it has already started to crumble. now the spanish foreign minister has been pretty clear about what the use goals are. each time it looks to push t