EU Introduces New Sanctions Against Russian Military-Industrial Complex
The European Union (EU) has announced new sanctions targeting the Russian military-industrial complex. This move comes after a series of Russian aerial attacks on Ukrainian regions, with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas emphasizing that further pressure is needed to end Russia's war in Ukraine. The sanctions are part of an ongoing effort by the EU to hold Russia accountable for its actions against civilian populations.
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What changed
- New sanctions targeting Russian military-industrial complex announced
- Sanctions approved by Council of the European Union
Why it matters
Pressure to end Russia's war in Ukraine
Kaja Kallas, EU High Representative, calls for continued pressure
What we know
- Recent Russian aerial attacks on Ukrainian regions
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EU Introduces New Sanctions Against Russian Military-Industrial Complex
The European Union (EU) has announced new sanctions targeting the Russian military-industrial complex. This move comes after a series of Russian aerial attacks on Ukrainian regions, with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas emphasizing that further pressure is needed to end Russia's war in Ukraine. The sanctions are part of an ongoing effort by the EU to hold Russia accountable for its actions against civilian populations.
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EU Introduces New Sanctions Against Russian Military-Industrial Complex
The European Union (EU) has announced new sanctions targeting the Russian military-industrial complex. This move comes after a series of Russian aerial attacks on Ukrainian regions, with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas emphasizing that further pressure is needed to end Russia's war in Ukraine. The sanctions are part of an ongoing effort by the EU to hold Russia accountable for its actions against civilian populations.
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kommersant.ruNew Zealand announced sanctions against 33 individuals and entities supporting the Russian military operation in Ukraine. Foreign Secretary Winston Peters said the new package of measures would place a special emphasis on those involved in the “kidnapping” of Ukrainian children.
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