Thursday, September 11, 2014

EU And The U.S. To Implement New Sanctions Against Russia



New EU Sanctions Hit Russia On Friday -- BBC

New EU sanctions against Russia will take effect on Friday, blocking loans for five big state banks and curbing EU business with oil and defence firms.

The aim is to keep pressure on Russia over its role in the Ukraine crisis. But the measures could be eased or lifted if a ceasefire in Ukraine holds.

Russia says it is preparing a response. One top Russian official said cars imported from the EU could be targeted.

Nato says Russia still has about 1,000 heavily armed troops in east Ukraine.

The EU and US accuse the Kremlin of directly helping pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions by sending regular soldiers across the border, along with sophisticated weapons including tanks. Moscow denies the allegations.

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More News On The EU And The U.S. Implementing New Sanctions Against Russia

U.S., EU imposing new sanctions on Russia -- USA Today
Finance, energy & defense sectors: EU and US set to impose new Russia sanctions -- RT
U.S. and Europe Turn Up the Sanctions on Russia Once Again -- Wire
Obama says U.S. to outline new Russia sanctions on Friday -- Reuters
U.S. Readies New Energy Sanctions on Russia -- WSJ
E.U. tightens sanctions against Russian banks, defense companies and individuals -- Washington Post
EU to slap new sanctions on Russia -- AFP
European Union Pushes Forward With Tougher Sanctions on Russia -- New York Times
EU Agrees to Implement New Sanctions Against Russia -- WSJ
While ready to 'review' sanctions against Russia, EU announces new set of bans -- Deutsche Welle
Putin Oil Deals With Exxon, Shell Imperiled by Sanctions -- Bloomberg

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