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European authorities strengthen penalties imposed on Russia

Postponement Persists for Nearly a Month in This Matter

Agreement in Brussels: the EU states impose new sanctions against Russia.
Agreement in Brussels: the EU states impose new sanctions against Russia.

European authorities strengthen penalties imposed on Russia

Following some delays in Germany, the EU is amplifying its penalties against Russia in Brussels. The permanent representatives of the member states endorsed a "tough and extensive 14th sanctions package" on Thursday, according to the Belgian EU Council presidency's online service X. This move aims to "seal off loopholes," as stated.

Berlin took issue with Brussels' proposals for circumventing sanctions via third nations, as these would adversely affect Germany, being the largest EU exporter, more than Russia. The problematic section seems to have been softened, and it is said to be under observation for potential consequences.

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After addressing the concerns from Germany, the EU is set to impose even stronger sanctions on Russia due to the delay in their implementation. The 14th sanctions package, deemed "tough and extensive," is set to close any potential loopholes imposed by Russia under EU sanctions.

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