Published 2 years ago

EU plans 'harshest' sanctions package ever against Russia

Summary by Ground News

Montana's top political leaders issued statements Thursday as the United States announced new sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. President Biden has ordered more U.S. troops to Europe and its NATO allies but has said the forces will not engage in the conflict in Ukraine. A spokesperson for Daines said he supports sanctions against Russia but thinks its too late.

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News18 India

EU to Hit Russia With New Sanctions Over 'Barbaric' Attack on Ukraine

Russian forces fired missiles at several cities in Ukraine and landed troops on its coast on Thursday.

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The Hindu

European Union plans 'harsh' sanctions package against Russia

European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell called it the “strongest, the harshest package” ever considered

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CTV News

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The Independent

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Reuters

EU could add to Russia sanctions, but no plan for new package

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2 years ago·United Kingdom

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