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  1. EU adopted its 20th sanctions package, targeting various entities in Central Asia, including Kyrgyzstan and Belarus, and infrastructure points like Tuapse and Murmansk.
  2. EU pressure leads to sanctions action, while Kyrgyz companies evade Russia sanctions and assuage Western concerns.

The EU has extended a transaction ban affecting a Kyrgyz bank due to Russia's actions and the war against Ukraine.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 18
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The EU has extended a transaction ban affecting a Kyrgyz bank due to Russia's actions and the war against Ukraine.

Who's involved

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EU pressure leads to sanctions action, while Kyrgyz companies evade Russia sanctions and assuage Western concerns. All 3 developments

Within EU adopted its 20th sanctions package, targeting various entities in Central Asia, including Kyrgyzstan and Belarus, and infrastructure points like Tuapse and Murmansk.

The entities involved

  • Kyrgyz

    river in Altai Republic, Russia

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