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[Ticker] EU ambassadors approve economic sanctions on Russia
EU ambassadors have approved a raft of economic sanctions against Russia, banning EU citizens and companies from trading Russian bonds, as well as selling weapons to or importing them from Russia, exporting technology for oil exploration and items with military and civilian use. The sanctions will enter into force Friday. …read more Source:...
EU agrees economic sanctions on Russia
The European Union today (29 July) agreed to impose economic sanctions on Russia, four and a half months after it first warned Russia that it would suffer “far-reaching economic consequences” if it did not try to end the crisis in Ukraine. The sanctions, which were agreed by the EU member states ambassadors in Brussels, prevents EU...
EU broadens sanctions on Russia over Ukraine crisis
The European Union on Tuesday agreed to impose further economic sanctions on Russia over its role in the escalating Ukraine crisis, zooming in on the country’s oil, defence and sensitive technologies sectors, diplomats said. …read more Source: France...
Moscow demands that Kiev immediately stop its cross-border fire
Moscow demands that Kiev immediately stop its cross-border fire and ensure the safety of international monitors being deployed on the Russian-Ukrainian border, …read more Source:...
Economic sanctions against Russia agreed by EU governments
Sanctions will target oil industry, defence, dual-use goods and sensitive technologiesEuropean Union governments reached a deal on Tuesday to impose economic sanctions against Russia, targeting its oil industry, defence, dual-use goods and sensitive technologies.The sanctions will be reviewed after three months, a diplomat said. …...
EU widens sanctions against Russia
The EU adopts new economic sanctions against Russia over the conflict in Ukraine, going beyond asset freezes and travel bans, sources say. …read more Source:...
New EU sanctions against Russia, arms sector targeted
Author(s): Dan Alexe strelkov.jpg The 28 EU ambassadors to Brussels have agreed on new sanctions targeting Russia’s financial, energy, and defense sectors. They have also added eight more people and four entities, among which Russia’s Sberbank and VTB Bank, on the EU’s list of Russian companies and individuals subject to...
Strelkov: Kiev lost 12,615 men, among them 125 members of “Blackwater” agency
DONETSK – The Commander of the Defense of Novorossiya Igor Strelkov, said that Kiev, during the “punitive expedition” in an unrecognised confederation …read more Source:...
MH17 victim’s father calls on Ukrainian rebels to allow bodies to be repatriated – video
The father of Liam Sweeney who died when flight MH17 crashed in eastern Ukraine said on Tuesday that he wants his son’s body returned home. On his way to meet the prime minister, Barry Sweeney said he wishes rebels in Ukraine would let investigators do their job and allow the bodies remaining at the crash site to be repatriated …...
Putin may have passed point of no-return over Ukraine
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Vladimir Putin risks becoming an international pariah over the Ukraine crisis but the Russian president is battening down the hatches for the gathering economic and political storm. …read more Source:...



