The EU approved its 22nd package of sanctions against Russia. It became the largest since the start of the war

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At Estonia’s request, the European Union removed a Russian company and an associated individual from the draft 22nd package of sanctions against Russia. ERR reported this, citing Kerstin Lepik, spokesperson for Estonia’s representation in Brussels. According to her,…

The EU approved its 22nd package of sanctions against Russia. It became the largest since the start of the war. This was reported by the head of European diplomacy, Kaja Kallas.

About 1,600 companies and individuals connected to the defense sector were placed under restrictions.

“Europe is once again demonstrating unity,” the former Estonian prime minister emphasized.

Earlier it became known that, at Estonia’s request, a Russian company and an associated individual who supply materials to the Estonian company NPM Silmet had been excluded from this sanctions package

European Unity Keeps An Exception

The EU approved its largest sanctions package and excluded suppliers for an Estonian company.

Unity arrived with a carveout again.