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BRUSSELS, Feb 23 (Reuters) – Thursday Europe The Commonwealth of Nations failed to agree on a new package of sanctions against Russia, missing the deadline for the one-year anniversary of Moscow’s intervention in Ukraine, diplomatic sources said. He told Reuters.
Europe The 27 countries of the Union must unanimously agree on the imposition of sanctions. Sources: Poland bans EU imports of Russian synthetic rubber offer said it blocked the package due to the exceptions it made.
Polish diplomats said the exemptions were so large that they would render sanctions ineffective. Other sources, for exceptions, place Germany-backed Italy offer said it was done.
Representatives of member states were due to meet again at 09:00 on Friday to seal the deal, the sources said.
The EU says Russia after attacking his neighbor 10-th sanctions package is part of the necessary parts to make it difficult to finance the war and to make Russia build weapons for war hungry is expected to stay.
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New package approx 10 billion euro (10,58 billion dollars) worth of trade restrictions included, more Russia including its banks and what the West considers propagandists, as well as the blacklisting of individuals linked to Iran’s production of drones used by Russia against Ukraine.
Warsaw is still expected to give its approval on Friday, some sources said, because the anniversary is more important than the contention over the content of the new sanctions package.
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Reporting by Gabriela Baczynska; Edited by Susan Fenton
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2023-02-24 01:06:55
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