ЕС согласовал крупнейшее расширение санкционного списка против России
Послы стран Евросоюза договорились включить более 1500 физических и юридических лиц в санкционный список против России.
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Евросоюз согласовал самое масштабное расширение санкционного списка против России, сообщает Meduza со ссылкой на Euronews.
Как сообщается, послы стран ЕС договорились включить в санкционный список более 1500 физических и юридических лиц.
Подробности о том, какие именно категории лиц и организаций войдут в обновлённый список, а также сроки его формального утверждения и вступления в силу, в сообщении не приводятся.
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