EU Extends Its Sanctions Regime for the Development and Use of Chemical Weapons for Five Years
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The restrictions against 31 persons and six entities, including those responsible for the poisoning of Navalni, are also renewed for one year.
This is the first time that the European Union has extended the sanctions regime for five years.
The EU extended the sanctions mechanism for the use of chemical weapons until 2031. The EU Council extended the sanctions regime against chemical weapons until October 30, 2031. The restrictions cover 31 individuals and 6 organizations.
On Monday, the EU Council decided to extend the restrictive measures mechanism against the proliferation and use of chemical weapons for five years — until October 30, 2031.
At its meeting in Luxembourg, the Council of the European Union extended the validity of the EU chemical weapons sanctions regime for five years, until 30 October 2031.
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