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EU SANCTIONS FIVE PEOPLE LINKED TO RUSSIA’S MILITARY INDUSTRY AFTER UKRAINE STRIKES

1 min read • 43 mins ago • Latest News From Euronews | Euro • [src]
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The European Union imposed sanctions on five individuals linked to Russia’s military‑industrial complex, according to Euronews. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced the move after recent Russian air strikes on Ukraine, accusing Moscow of escalating attacks on civilians as its forces stall.

The sanctions, which likely include asset freezes and travel bans, target key figures in Russia’s defense sector. Kallas said the action responds to the continued escalation of violence in Ukraine. Concurrently, Ukraine has struck two oil refineries deep in Russian territory, as reported by the BBC, underscoring the intensity of hostilities.

The sanctions are part of the EU’s broader strategy to pressure Russia over its military operations in Ukraine and to deter further civilian harm.

  • EU sanctioned five individuals tied to Russia’s military‑industrial complex.
  • Sanctions announced by Kaja Kallas following recent Russian air strikes on Ukraine.
  • Ukraine recently hit two oil refineries deep in Russian territory, highlighting ongoing conflict.

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