New sanctions against Russia were adopted at the EU Foreign Ministers Meeting.
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The EU Foreign Ministers Meeting was held in Luxembourg.
In his post on the social media platform of US-based company X, Kallas stated that the EU Foreign Ministers Meeting was held in Luxembourg.
Noting that a decision was taken to impose sanctions on Russia at the meeting, Kallas said, "This is the largest expansion in our sanctions list since Russia started its war. Europe once again shows that it acts in unity." he said.
Stating that more than half of the new sanctions are linked to the ballistic missile production chain, Kallas announced that EU members have accepted approximately 1600 new sanctions targeting Russia's military-industrial complex.
"We are making it significantly harder, slower and more costly for Russia to produce the weapons it uses to kill Ukrainians," EU High Representative Kallas said. he said.
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