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  1. The EU Council renewed and extended restrictive sanctions against Russia following its military aggression in Ukraine.
  2. The European Commission has tabled a sanctions proposal targeting Moscow, which is now subject to Bulgaria's veto power regarding EU unanimity.

Bulgaria threatens to veto new EU sanctions against Russia if Lukoil is targeted, while Ireland holds the EU Council presidency.

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Bulgaria threatens to veto new EU sanctions against Russia if Lukoil is targeted, while Ireland holds the EU Council presidency.

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  1. Bulgaria vetoed the EU sanctions package, a move linked to Lukoil and Orban's past opposition.1 source
  2. Bulgaria links its veto power over EU sanctions to the potential targeting of Lukoil.1 source

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The European Commission has tabled a sanctions proposal targeting Moscow, which is now subject to Bulgaria's veto power regarding EU unanimity. All 2 developments

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