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Russia Expands List of EU Officials Banned From Entry in Response to ...

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Moscow: Russia has significantly expanded its entry ban list, mainly targetting European officials, in response to the European Union’s recent 17th and 18th package of sanctions against the country, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement Tuesday. The Council of the European Union approved the 17th and 18th packages of sanctions on Russia May 20 and July 18, respectively, over its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. “In response to these un…

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Russia responded to the two latest packages of EU sanctions, adopted on May 20 and July 18, by expanding the “blacklist” of European politicians, officials and representatives of law enforcement agencies who are barred from entering the Russian Federation.

On Tuesday, the Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement in which it denounced that these new "unilateral" and "illegitimate" EU measures go against international law and "understand the prerogatives of the UN Security Council".

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ГОЛОВНА broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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