The economic sanctions on Moscow were set to expire on January 31, and the EU Foreign Ministers unanimously decided to extend them for another six months.

Europe delivers: EU Foreign Ministers just agreed to extend again the sanctions on Russia.

This will continue to deprive Moscow of revenues to finance its war.

Russia needs to pay for the damage they are causing.

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“This decision will continue to deprive Moscow of revenues to finance its war. Russia must pay for the damage they are causing,” Kallas emphasized in the same message.

Europe delivers: EU Foreign Ministers just agreed to extend again the sanctions on Russia.
This will continue to deprive Moscow of revenues to finance its war.
Russia needs to pay for the damage they are causing.

The economic sanctions imposed on Moscow were set to expire on January 31, and the EU Foreign Ministers unanimously decided to extend them for another six months.