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The EU’s proposed 21st sanctions package would potentially bar Russian personnel who served in Ukraine from entering the bloc and retain a $44-per-barrel cap on Russian oil through 2027.
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The EU’s proposed 21st sanctions package would potentially bar Russian personnel who served in Ukraine from entering the bloc and retain a $44-per-barrel cap on Russian oil through 2027.
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The EU’s proposed 21st sanctions package would potentially bar Russian personnel who served in Ukraine from entering the bloc and retain a $44-per-barrel cap on Russian oil through 2027.
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One idea would bar Russian soldiers and veterans who served in Ukraine from ever entering the EU; another would maintain the low $44 per barrel cap on Russian oil through 2027.
The EU’s proposed 21st sanctions package would potentially bar Russian personnel who served in Ukraine from entering the bloc and retain a $44-per-barrel cap on Russian oil through 2027.
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