EU Ambassadors Extend Sanctions over Violations of Ukraine's Territorial Integrity by 7 Days to Allow Time for Final Decision
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EU ambassadors extend sanctions over violations of Ukraine's territorial integrity by 7 days to allow time for final decision
Ambassadors – the permanent representatives of European Union member states – recognizing the need for additional time to coordinate their positions on extending the sanctions imposed for violations of Ukraine's territorial integrity, agreed to extend the restrictive measures for another seven days.
The EU ambassadors agreed to extend sanctions against Russia for one week in order to resolve differences on restrictions, the EUobserver portal reported, citing diplomats
The EU ambassadors agreed to extend sanctions against Russia for one week in order to resolve differences on restrictions, the EUobserver portal reported, citing diplomats.
"In order to allow Member States more time to examine in depth the renewal proposals, Coreper decided to extend the scheme for a period of 7 days until midnight on Tuesday 22 September. (ANSA)
The European Union representatives postponed by seven days, until 22 September, the deadline for the expiry of the sanctions imposed on Russia, declared on Monday a spokesman for the Irish EU Presidency, after no agreement was reached on a renewal of the sanctions for a period of six months. The measures, which cover almost 3,000 [...]
The Committee of Permanent Representatives of the EU Member States in Brussels (Coreper) took an extraordinary decision to extend Russian sanctions for violating the territorial integrity of Ukraine by just 7 days — until midnight on September 22.
The countries of the European Union (EU) reached a political agreement this Monday to extend only seven more days the Community sanctions regime against individuals and entities related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in order to further discuss the request of countries such as Slovakia to de-list oligarchs.
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