Germany's Wadephul calls new EU sanctions 'unprecedented' blow to Russia
The European Union has approved its largest-ever sanctions package against Moscow, targeting more than 1,000 entities tied to the military-industrial complex.
According to DW, the European Union has approved its largest-ever sanctions package against Moscow, targeting more than 1,000 entities tied to the military-industrial complex.
This politics story centres on Russia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Germany's Wadephul, EU and European Union.
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