
The foreign ministers of the EU countries imposed sanctions on the Russian arms complex and 77 people associated with the State Duma elections, introducing an entry ban and asset freeze.
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Decision of the heads of diplomacy of EU countries to impose sanctions after the State Duma elections.
The restrictions are aimed primarily at the Russian arms complex producing weapons used against Ukraine.
By decision of the EU countries' foreign ministers, 77 people related to the elections to the State Duma (the lower house of the Russian parliament), including three members of the Central Election Commission, were also placed on the EU blacklist. The elections ended on September 20.
The sanctions include an EU entry ban and asset freeze.

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