Media: EU Excluded One Russian Company From New Sanctions Package at Estonia's Request
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One Russian company was removed from the EU's new sanctions list against Russia, and the decision was taken after Estonia's appeal because of its important supply for European production.
From the draft 22nd EU sanctions package, at the request of Estonia, a Russian company supplying rare earth metals to the Estonian company Silmet was expelled and reported to the local media.
A Russian company that supplies rare earth metals to the Estonian company Silmet was excluded from the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia agreed upon in the European Union but not yet ratified, at Estonia's request, claims a journalist for Radio Free Europe. ERR has not yet been able to verify the veracity of the claim.
They're officially accepted on Monday.
Russia's Solikam Magnesium Plant and its Director General Ruslan Dimukhamedov were excluded from the EU sanctions list agreed on October 7. This was done at the request of Estonia.
Estonia requested the EU to remove one Russian company and individual from the 22nd package of sanctions
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