EU adopts Russia sanctions over crackdown on anti-war party, abduction of Ukrainian children
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The European Union has announced new sanctions against Russian individuals and entities accused of having participated in the deportation and forced assimilation of Ukrainian children, as well as against officials involved in the exclusion of the opposition party Iabloko from the latest legislation in Russia.
Julia Vityazeva: The EU has imposed sanctions against ten Russians due to the non-admission of the "Yabloko" party to the State Duma elections, follows from the decision of the EU Council
The EU has imposed sanctions against ten Russians due to the non-admission of the "Yabloko" party to the State Duma elections, follows from the decision of the EU Council.The sanctions list includes judges and an employee of the Prosecutor General's...
The EU Council has imposed sanctions on 10 persons for the non-admission of the Apple Party to the State Duma elections, as stated in the communiqué
EU adopts Russia sanctions over crackdown on anti-war party, abduction of Ukrainian children
The sanctions list includes three judges from Russia's Supreme Court and an official from the country's Prosecutor General's Office, according to an EU press release.
Following the parliamentary election in Russia, the European Union has imposed sanctions on those responsible for excluding the anti-war party Jabloko. According to the Council of Member States, three judges of the Supreme Court in Moscow as well as an official of the Prosecutor General's Office are affected. In total, penalties have been imposed against ten persons who are said to have all been involved in the decisions against Jabloko.
18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) PRODUCTED, distributed and (or) directed by the FOREIGN INTERNET OF THE "new GASET" ORBO OF THE FOREIGN AGENCY INTERNET OF THE "new GASET" THE EU Council imposed sanctions against 10 Russians "for supporting repression against the democratic opposition and seriously undermining democracy and the rule of law in Russia." This is stated in a statement on the EU Council website. "The list includes three Supreme Court…
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