EU Adopts Nearly 1,600 New Sanctions Listings Targeting Russia
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Just under 1600 people, businesses and other organisations are subject to sanctions, as EU High Representative Kaja Kallas reports.
More than half of the new entries on the sanctions list relate to the ballistic missile production chain in the Russian Federation.
EU foreign ministers have approved sanctions against 1,600 individuals and entities supporting Russia's aggression in Ukraine, the bloc's high representative for foreign affairs, Kaja Kallas, announced. The largest single increase in the list of sanctions ever is targeting Russia's military industry.
The new European Union sanctions will make it harder for Russian President Vladimir Putin to continue the war against Ukraine. This was stated by German Foreign Minister Johan Vadeful, quoted by Reuters and DPA, BTA reports. “We are making it difficult for Putin to continue his military aggression in violation of international law, as well as his cynical attempt to exhaust the civilian population of Ukraine through deadly bombing,” Vadeful said…
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