sanctions escalation

Quelle: https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/policies/sanctions/

A term describing the progressive tightening of sanctions imposed against entities, regions, or states to exert pressure and compel compliance; in the logistics and supply chain context, it refers to how sanctions are systematically escalated or combined to manage risks and impact on transportation, warehousing, and procurement.

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