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  1. The EU Council renewed and extended restrictive sanctions against Russia following its military aggression in Ukraine.
  2. The EU announced sanctions against Russian companies, citing the aggression against Ukraine.

Putin's ideological opposition to Europe's security, aggressive war against Ukraine, and the resulting calls for sanctions and controls.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 12
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Putin's ideological opposition to Europe's security, aggressive war against Ukraine, and the resulting calls for sanctions and controls.

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Vladimir Putin

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  1. Putin criticizes Europe's anti-Russian stance as Europe pushes troops into Ukraine and West backs Caucasus separatism.1 source
  2. Putin criticizes the West over Ukraine while sanctions target oil tankers.1 source
  3. Ilya Yashin argues that opposition interests clash with Europe's security amid Russia's war economy and sanctions.Sub-event
  4. Putin maintains ideological opposition to Europe's security while aggressive war against Ukraine continues, leading to calls for sanctions.1 source

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