Reuters reported the information, citing diplomatic sources.
The more hardline EU countries are already demanding new sanctions, which, among other things, should limit cooperation with Moscow in the field of nuclear fuel, ban imports of Russian diamonds and reduce trade with Belarus, a Kremlin ally.
Senior diplomats from three EU countries with a moderate stance on sanctions told Reuters that the next package of sanctions against Russia should be ready by the anniversary of the invasion on February 24.
They did not, however, discuss what these sanctions might include.
"It's too early, we just had the ninth package," told a senior diplomat from another EU country Reuters.
On January 18, Ukraine’s prime minister called on the IAEA to impose sanctions on Rosatom and warned that the company will direct USD 200 billion from foreign orders to fight the war in Ukraine.
On January 20, Ukraine’s foreign minister called on Norway to support sanctions against Russia's missile program and join the international tank coalition.