EU gives green light to new "mini-package" of sanctions against Russia
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EU ambassadors have approved sanctions against 34 individuals and 47 Russian entities. The extension of the ban on any investment in Crimea for one year was also approved.
In the European Union, the bloc's ambassadors have given the green light to further sanctions against the Russian Federation, including a new sanctions "mini-package" and the extension of restrictions regarding Crimea, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Europe editor Rikard Jozwiak reported on X on Wednesday, UNN writes.
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"EU ambassadors today approved a series of sanctions against Russia: a 'mini-package' of blacklisting - 9 individuals and 45 entities; 10 individuals and 1 entity for destabilizing activities in the EU; 15 individuals and 1 entity for human rights violations; and a 1-year extension of the ban on investments in Crimea dating back to 2014," Jozwiak wrote.
Addendum
The day before, the EU presented the 21st package of sanctions against the Russian Federation - affecting the "shadow fleet," energy, banks, and visas for Russian soldiers.
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