EU expands sanctions on Russia
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The European Union approved its largest expansion of Russia sanctions since the invasion began, adding more than 1,600 Russian individuals and companies to its blacklist. EU officials urged continued pressure on Moscow, highlighting a growing divide with Washington over how to respond to the war in Ukraine.
by Anne Applebaum Reposted by Jan W. Mueller
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Reposted by Steve Peers, Albert Weale, Kori Schake , and 2 more Steve Peers, Albert Weale, Kori Schake, Markus Jäntti, Andrew Scott
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by Anne Applebaum Reposted by Scott L. Greer, David R. Miller
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by Steve Peers
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Did denying Ukraine any chance of NATO membership "soften" Putin's position?
These guys have no clue about how Putin thinks.
Did denying Ukraine any chance of NATO membership "soften" Putin's position?
These guys have no clue about how Putin thinks.
by Steve Peers
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Because he refuses to condemn anything Putin does.
He refuses to condemn Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine, Putin's terror bombing of Ukraine, Putin's terror actions in Europe, and even his bombing of US companies in Ukraine.
Because he refuses to condemn anything Putin does.
He refuses to condemn Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine, Putin's terror bombing of Ukraine, Putin's terror actions in Europe, and even his bombing of US companies in Ukraine.