EU to Sanction Russian Military Producers After Deadly Kyiv Attack

eu sanctions russia ukraine

En resumen

The European Union's foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, announced plans to sanction Russian military producers following a deadly missile and drone attack on Kyiv.
The proposed measures aim to increase costs for Russia, which launched 74 missiles and over 490 drones, killing at least 18 people.

Resumen generado por IA

Tamaño de fuente

The European Union's foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, announced plans to sanction Russian military producers following a deadly missile and drone attack on Kyiv. The proposed measures aim to increase costs for Russia, which launched 74 missiles and over 490 drones, killing at least 18 people.

Read the full article on Politico EU

Temas relacionados

eu sanctions

Temasrussia ukraine kyiv attack military producers kaja kallas volodymyr zelenskyy

This article was originally published by Politico EU.

Noticias relacionadas

Más sobre este temaeu sanctions

En desarrollo·hace 1 hora

Burnham Rewards Starmer's Critics in New UK Government Team

Andy Burnham, the new UK Prime Minister, has appointed several prominent critics of his predecessor Keir Starmer to top government positions. This move follows Starmer's erosion of power and subsequent ousting, with figures like Anas Sarwar, Ed Miliband, John Healey, and Wes Streeting now receiving promotions after publicly challenging the former leader.

Politico EU

3 min de lectura

En desarrollo·hace 4 horas

EU Agrees on 12th Sanctions Package Against Russia, Freezes Oil Price Cap

EU countries reached a deal on their 12th sanctions package against Russia, resolving a dispute over Russian gas shipments to third countries with a limited exemption for existing contracts. The bloc also agreed to freeze its price cap on Russian crude oil for 12 months.

Politico EU

1 min de lectura

En desarrollo·hace 5 horas

US and Saudi Arabia Sign Civilian Nuclear Agreement Amid Proliferation Concerns

The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a 30-year nuclear agreement for a civilian program, allowing the kingdom to potentially enrich uranium using American technology. The deal, which includes "bilateral safeguards" but not the IAEA Additional Protocol, faces opposition in Congress due to proliferation risks.

Euronews News

2 min de lectura

En desarrollo·hace 7 horas

Burnham Rewards Starmer Critics in New Cabinet Appointments

Andy Burnham, the new UK Prime Minister, has appointed several prominent critics of his predecessor, Keir Starmer, to key cabinet positions. This move comes despite Burnham's pledge to end factionalism within the Labour Party, rewarding figures like Anas Sarwar, Ed Miliband, John Healey, and Wes Streeting for their past challenges to Starmer's leadership.

Politico EU

3 min de lectura

En desarrollo·hace 9 horas

EU Ambassadors to Discuss New Russia Sanctions After Greek Veto

EU ambassadors will examine a new Russia sanctions proposal Thursday after Greece vetoed previous measures over its fuel shipping industry. Ireland's proposal aims to break the deadlock, with talks focusing on implementation timelines and exemptions to drain Moscow's war chest.

Politico EU

2 min de lectura

En desarrollo·hace 12 horas

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Unveils Cost of Living Measures

New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, after winning Labour leadership unopposed, announced a "cost of living government." His initial policies include removing 5% VAT from electricity bills until April and capping single bus fares in England (outside London) at £2 from January 2025.

Euronews Business

3 min de lectura

Más sobre este temaeu sanctions