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EU expands sanctions against Russia, targeting financial sectors in Africa, Georgia, Panama, and Belarus.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 24
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EU expands sanctions against Russia, targeting financial sectors in Africa, Georgia, Panama, and Belarus.

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AfricaBelarusGeorgia

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  1. Oil refineries in Belarus are being targeted as a consequence of the geopolitical situation following aggression against Ukraine.Sub-event
  2. EU expands sanctions targeting Russian crypto use, specifically hitting platforms in Marshall Islands, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Panama, and Belarus.Sub-event
  3. The EU has imposed sanctions on Russian oil processing, and Georgia is meeting the associated EU requirements.Sub-event
  4. EU implements a package of sanctions against Russia affecting multiple global regions.1 source

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