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EU extends sanctions against Russia

Sanctions extended on nearly 2,400 individuals, entities over Russia’s war on Ukraine

Aysu Bicer

March 14, 2025•Update: March 14, 2025

EU extends sanctions against Russia

LONDON

The EU on Friday extended sanctions on nearly 2,400 individuals and entities over Russia’s war on Ukraine.

The sanctions include travel bans, asset freezes, and a ban on funding and resources.

"Our determination to support Ukraine is decisive," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on X.

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