Kremlin Condemns EU's New Sanctions as Double-Edged Sword
The Kremlin criticized the European Union's latest sanctions against Russia, labeling them as illegal and a double-edged weapon that would harm the imposing countries. The EU's 14th sanction package aims to close loopholes and targets Russia's gas exports, as announced by EU foreign ministers.
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The Kremlin said on Tuesday that the European Union's latest sanctions against Russia were illegal, calling them a double-edged weapon that would damage those countries that imposed them.
EU countries adopted a 14th package of sanctions on Russia that aims to close some loopholes and hits Russia's gas exports for the first time, EU foreign ministers said on Monday.
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