A year to the day after the start of the war.
LThe European Union on Friday evening approved a new set of sanctions aimed at hitting Russia’s economy for its invasion of Ukraine, which began just a year ago, the Swedish presidency announced on its Twitter account.
“A year has passed since Russia’s brutal and illegal invasion of Ukraine. Today, the EU approved a 10th sanctions package which includes, among other things, stricter restrictions on the export of dual-use technology and goods, targeted restrictive measures against persons and entities who support the war, spread propaganda or deliver drones used by Russia in the war and measures against Russian disinformation,” the Swedish presidency said.
