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Russia expanded Blacklist of European Officials

Published February 23, 2024
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In response to the 13th package of European Union sanctions, Russia expanded the list of representatives of European institutions and members of the bloc, who are prohibited from entering the country, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced.

“In response to the hostile actions, the Russian side has significantly expanded the list of representatives of European institutions and EU members, who will be prohibited from entering the territory of our country,” the announcement states.

The statement emphasizes that Moscow considers the EU sanctions illegal and that they violate the international legal prerogatives of the UN Security Council.

The Ministry adds that Russia will continue with a timely and adequate response to the hostile actions of Western countries.

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