
The restrictions are aimed at limiting Moscow's ability to produce missiles
The new EU sanctions package will include restrictions against the Russian military-industrial complex to reduce missile production, Politico reports.
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The EU continues to introduce restrictive measures against the Russian economy and military-industrial complex in connection with the conflict in Ukraine.
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The new package of EU sanctions will include restrictions against the Russian military-industrial complex.
EU ministers will sign a package of sanctions against Russia aimed at limiting Moscow's ability to produce missiles.
MOSCOW, October 12 – RIA Novosti. The new package of EU sanctions will include restrictions against the Russian military-industrial complex, Politico writes, citing sources.
“Today, EU ministers will sign <…> a package of sanctions against Russia aimed at limiting Moscow’s ability to produce missiles,” the publication said.
The publication notes that EU authorities plan to introduce restrictive measures against about 1.6 thousand individuals and legal entities. The restrictions are expected to remain in effect for three years.
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