The European Union Has Not Been Able to Extend Sanctions Against the Russian Federation for a Year because of Slovakia's Position,
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EU's 27 members have until Sept. 15 to reach agreement before sanctions expire, according to media reports
On September 9, the Committee of Permanent Representatives of the EU again failed to agree on the extension of individual sanctions for violation of the territorial integrity of Ukraine for one year.
New grain in the EU on the Ukrainian front. Slovakia, as we learn, is blocking the extension of sanctions to Russia (the roll over) and asks for exclusions from the blacklist. The node would be linked to the circumvention of restrictive measures. (ANSA)
The Committee of Permanent Representatives of the EU (Coreper) on Wednesday, September 9, again failed to agree on the extension of individual sanctions for violation of Ukraine's territorial integrity for a year due to Slovakia's disagreement.
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