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Norway Joins EU in Sanctioning Russia Over Hybrid Threats
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The Norwegian government announced on Monday that it is kicking two Russian fishing companies out of the country, The Barent Observer reports. The announcement follows an EU decision in May. “Recently, we have seen increasingly aggressive Russian hybrid campaigns against allied nations,” Foreign Minister Barth Eide said in a press release on Monday.
On Monday, July 7, the Norwegian government decided to add to the national sanctions list two Russian fishing companies that were previously sanctioned by the European Union. We are talking about the Russian companies “Norebo Holding” and “Murman SyFud”.
Norway Follows EU in Sanctioning Russian Fishing Firms - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News
Norway sanctions Russian fishing firms Norebo and Murman Seafood over undersea surveillance concerns, aligning with EU hybrid threat response. Photo: Norebo The Norwegian government has announced it will implement sanctions against two major Russian fishing companies—Norebo JSC and Murman Seafood—aligning itself with European Union measures adopted on 20 May in response to escalating Russian…
The Government has decided that Norway will list the two Russian fishing companies Norebo JSC and Murman Seafood. With this decision, Norway will support the sanctions adopted by the EU on 20 May, in the same way as we have previously supported the EU's other sanctions against Russia. The listings build on Norwegian security policy interests.
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