EU Envoys Extend Russia Sanctions by Seven Days to Debate Six-Month Renewal, EU Presidency Says
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The member states of the European Union were unable to agree on a six-month renewal of the sanctions list against Russia, so the Irish presidency extended the expiring restrictions by seven days, until September 22.
The EU extended the sanctions against Russia, but only for seven days - the media <p>in the European Union postponed until September 22 the deadline for the expiration of sanctions against Russia. Decision not agreed for six months unanimously.</p>
EU envoys extend Russia sanctions by seven days to debate six-month renewal, EU presidency says
By Julia Payne BRUSSELS, Sept 14 (Reuters) - European Union envoys have pushed back the expiry of EU Russia sanctions listings by seven days until September 22, a spokesperson for the EU's Irish presidency said on Monday, after failing to agree on a s...
Post-EU countries have agreed to extend sanctions against Russia by one week, reporting to the European media.
The EU ambassadors agreed to extend sanctions against Russia for one week in order to resolve differences on restrictions, the EUobserver portal reported, citing diplomats
The EU ambassadors agreed to extend sanctions against Russia for one week in order to resolve differences on restrictions, the EUobserver portal reported, citing diplomats.
EU ambassadors extend sanctions over violations of Ukraine's territorial integrity by 7 days to allow time for final decision
Ambassadors – the permanent representatives of European Union member states – recognizing the need for additional time to coordinate their positions on extending the sanctions imposed for violations of Ukraine's territorial integrity, agreed to extend the restrictive measures for another seven days.
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