EU ambassadors approved new sanctions against Russia’s military-industrial complex and 77 members of the Russian State Duma elected from the occupied territories of Ukraine, and also extended restrictions related to the use of chemical weapons. This was reported by Radio Free Europe editor for Europe Rikard Jozwiak, writes UNN.
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According to him, EU ambassadors today gave the "green light" to new sanctions against 743 individuals and 826 military-industrial organizations in Russia.
The sanctions also concern 77 individuals "elected" to the Russian State Duma from the occupied territories of Ukraine.
In addition, EU ambassadors agreed to renew sanctions over Russia’s use of chemical weapons on the front line . The list includes 31 individuals and 6 organizations.