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  1. Hungary frequently raises objections to EU sanctions on Russia, while Latvian MEPs advocate for expanding sanctions against Russia.

EU sanctions target Mikhail Fridman, prompting Latvia to lodge an objection and Kaja Kallas to urge the bloc to maintain sanctions.

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EU sanctions target Mikhail Fridman, prompting Latvia to lodge an objection and Kaja Kallas to urge the bloc to maintain sanctions.

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  1. Latvia holds leverage on the EU's unanimity requirement regarding the review of sanctions on Mikhail Fridman and Alisher Usmanov.Sub-event
  2. Sanctions were imposed on Fridman, leading to a multi-state push for their removal.1 source
  3. Mikhail Fridman's business operations are being affected by the EU bloc framework.Sub-event
  4. The political push for the removal of sanctions on Alisher Usmanov is complicated by calls from France and Luxembourg regarding Mikhail Fridman's case and his lawsuit over frozen EU assets.Sub-event
  5. Latvia objects to sanctions deal while Kallas urges EU to maintain sanctions against targets like Fridman.1 source

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