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Oil, cod, Kirill: friction points emerge in new EU sanctions on Russia

The European Union is extending economic sanctions against Russia, but new proposals are creating friction points over oil, cod, and Patriarch Kirill.

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📍 The outcome

The EU extended economic sanctions against Russia for another year, though friction points emerged regarding oil, cod, and Kirill. A sanctions chief stated that the EU would hold the line as temperatures rose over the measures.

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What happened

The EU has extended existing economic sanctions against Russia for another year in response to its war of aggression against Ukraine. Current developments include the proposed 21st sanctions package, which is introducing new points of contention.

Coverage from Euronews and safety4sea highlights specific friction points regarding cod, oil, and Patriarch Kirill, as well as potential bunkering implications. The EU sanctions chief has stated that the EU should and will hold the line on Russia, according to The Kyiv Independent.

Future developments involve the implementation of the 21st package and the resolution of these emerging disputes.

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What is the status of the EU sanctions?

The EU has extended economic sanctions against Russia for an additional year.

Which specific areas are causing friction in the new sanctions package?

Coverage identifies oil, cod, and Patriarch Kirill as emerging friction points.

What package is currently being proposed?

The 21st EU sanctions package.

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