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EU members agreed on the 21st sanctions package against Russia

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EU members agreed on the 21st sanctions package against Russia
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Key Points

  • 1. Ambassadors of EU countries agreed on the 21st sanctions package against Russia.
  • 2. Following the completion of technical work, a written procedure will be initiated on Thursday afternoon.
  • 3. The preparations for the said sanctions have been ongoing for several months.

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1. 21st sanctions package

Ambassadors of European Union member countries have reached a consensus on the 21st sanctions package against Russia. According to information provided by diplomatic sources to Reuters and other news agencies, the technical preparations for the package are about to be completed.

A written procedure is planned to be conducted on Thursday afternoon for the sanctions package to be officially implemented. Negotiations on these sanctions have been ongoing for several months.

This development is a continuation of the series of sanctions imposed by the EU against Russia. Following the completion of the relevant processes, the new measures are expected to enter into force.

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1. S: Which number is the latest sanctions package prepared by the EU against Russia?
C: This is the 21st sanctions package imposed by the European Union on Russia.
2. S: When will the new sanctions package officially enter into force?
C: A written procedure is planned to be completed on Thursday afternoon for the implementation of the package.
3. S: How long had the negotiations for the sanctions package been ongoing?
C: EU countries had been working for months on the 21st sanctions package they agreed upon.

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