EU to Expand $1.5 trillion Sanctions on Russia
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The European Union announced plans to broaden its sanctions regime against Russia, adding further economic restrictions to a package that has already cost the Russian economy an estimated $1.5 trillion.
The new measures will target additional sectors and individuals linked to the Kremlin, according to EU officials. The announcement comes as part of the bloc’s ongoing response to Russia’s actions in Ukraine.
The sanctions package, which has been in place for several years, aims to pressure Russia by limiting access to global financial markets and restricting the export of certain goods.
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