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European Union Prolongs Crimea Sanctions
The European Union today prolonged until 2016 a sanctions package over Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea, days after rolling over a series of damaging punitive measures against Moscow for its role in the Ukraine crisis.
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European Union Sanctions Two Crimean Firms, 13 People Over Ukraine Crisis
The European Union ramped up sanctions over the Ukraine crisis on Monday, adding two Crimean firms and 13 people to an existing blacklist, EU diplomats said.
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Barack Obama levies new round of sanctions on Russia
President Barack Obama said on Thursday that the United States is levying a new round of economic sanctions on individuals in Russia, both inside and outside the government, in retaliation for the Kremlin's actions in Ukraine.
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Russia will respond in kind to US sanctions: Deputy Foreign Minister
Moscow will respond in kind to US sanctions imposed on Russian officials over the Crimea dispute and is considering other steps if Washington escalates tensions, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Wednesday.
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EU moves towards travel bans, asset freezes for Russians
The EU agreed a framework on Wednesday for its first sanctions on Russia since the Cold War, a stronger response to the Ukraine crisis than many had expected and a mark of solidarity with Washington in the effort to make Moscow pay for seizing Crimea.
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European Union Prolongs Crimea Sanctions
The European Union today prolonged until 2016 a sanctions package over Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea, days after rolling over a series of damaging punitive measures against Moscow for its role in the Ukraine crisis.
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European Union Sanctions Two Crimean Firms, 13 People Over Ukraine Crisis
The European Union ramped up sanctions over the Ukraine crisis on Monday, adding two Crimean firms and 13 people to an existing blacklist, EU diplomats said.
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Barack Obama levies new round of sanctions on Russia
President Barack Obama said on Thursday that the United States is levying a new round of economic sanctions on individuals in Russia, both inside and outside the government, in retaliation for the Kremlin's actions in Ukraine.
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Russia will respond in kind to US sanctions: Deputy Foreign Minister
Moscow will respond in kind to US sanctions imposed on Russian officials over the Crimea dispute and is considering other steps if Washington escalates tensions, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Wednesday.
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EU moves towards travel bans, asset freezes for Russians
The EU agreed a framework on Wednesday for its first sanctions on Russia since the Cold War, a stronger response to the Ukraine crisis than many had expected and a mark of solidarity with Washington in the effort to make Moscow pay for seizing Crimea.
