EU Approves 19th Sanctions Package Against Russia
The EU announced the approval of its 19th package of sanctions against Russia, targeting its ongoing conflict with Ukraine. Following the lifting of reservations by a member state, the Council is set to formally adopt the package, pending any new objections.
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- Belgium
The European Union reached a milestone with the approval of its 19th sanctions package against Russia. The Danish rotating presidency confirmed the development on Wednesday.
The announcement came after the final member state lifted its reservation, paving the way for the new sanctions aimed at addressing Russia's aggressive actions in Ukraine.
A written procedure for Council approval is underway, and if no objections are lodged by 8 am, the package will be formally adopted, marking a continued EU stance against Russian hostilities.
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