sanktsioonide

Sanktsioonide, also known as economic sanctions, are measures imposed by one or more countries to influence the behavior of another country. These measures typically involve restricting trade, freezing assets, or imposing travel bans. The primary goals of sanctions are to coerce a target country into changing its policies, often in response to actions deemed unacceptable by the imposing country or international community. Sanctions can be applied for a variety of reasons, including human rights abuses, nuclear proliferation, or support for terrorist organizations. They can also be used to address economic or political issues, such as promoting democratic reforms or addressing economic crises. However, sanctions can have significant economic and social impacts on the target country, including job losses, reduced access to international markets, and increased poverty. The effectiveness of sanctions as a tool of foreign policy is a subject of ongoing debate among scholars and policymakers.