EU expands sanctions list in response to large-scale Russian strikes on Kyiv

The Council of the EU adopted a decision on 17 July to introduce restrictive measures against one individual and five legal entities in response to large-scale Russian strikes on Ukraine, including attacks on Kyiv on the night of 1-2 July and on 5 July.

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Source: a press release by the Council of the EU, as reported by European Pravda

Details: The entities subject to sanctions are part of Russia's military-industrial complex, including companies engaged in the production of unmanned aerial vehicles.

EU expands sanctions list in response to large-scale Russian strikes on Kyiv

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