US EditionEU to impose sanctions on nine people for alleged war crimes in Ukraine's Bucha, says French minister
The EU expands sanctions to include nine suspects linked to Bucha war crimes and four Kremlin propagandists, increasing its individual sanctions regime beyond 2,600 targets.
- The European Union plans to sanction nine individuals suspected of war crimes during Russia's occupation of Bucha, as announced by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot.
- Sanctions will also target four Kremlin propagandists, including French citizen Adrien Bocquet, accused of justifying war crimes and spreading disinformation.
- G7 leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, have agreed to maintain sanctions on Russia despite tensions with Iran, emphasizing continued support for Ukraine.
- Ukraine has imposed sanctions on 29 individuals and 15 organizations for collaborating with Russian occupation authorities and participating in propaganda efforts.
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The European Union has imposed sanctions against the nine Russian military forces, which "led their units at a time when hundreds of civilians were killed, in some cases as a result of brutal killings", as stated in the statement of the EU Mission in Russia.
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France expands sanctions to 9 war criminals from Russia and 4 propagandists
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced the imposition of sanctions against nine Russians involved in the killing of civilians in the city of Bucha, Kyiv region, and four Russian propagandists, including Adrien Bocquet, who is of French-Russian origin.
EU to impose sanctions on nine people for alleged war crimes in Ukraine's Bucha, says French minister
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Monday that the European Union would impose sanctions on nine people accused of war crimes related to the Bucha killings in Ukraine.
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