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EU leaders agree to renew Russia sanctions for another six months

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Posted on June 26, 2025

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· Last updated: January 23, 2026

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BRUSSELS (Reuters) -EU leaders agreed on Thursday to renew sanctions imposed against Russia over Moscow's war in Ukraine for another six months, two EU officials said. (Reporting by Andrew Gray;

EU Leaders Extend Sanctions Against Russia for Six More Months

BRUSSELS (Reuters) -EU leaders agreed on Thursday to renew sanctions imposed against Russia over Moscow's war in Ukraine for another six months, two EU officials said.

(Reporting by Andrew Gray; editing by Richard Lough)

Key Takeaways

EU leaders have decided to renew sanctions on Russia.
The sanctions are related to Moscow's actions in Ukraine.
The renewal period for the sanctions is six months.
This decision was confirmed by two EU officials.
The sanctions aim to pressure Russia over the Ukraine conflict.

Frequently Asked Questions

What decision did EU leaders make regarding sanctions?

EU leaders agreed to renew sanctions imposed against Russia for another six months.

What is the reason for the sanctions against Russia?

The sanctions were imposed due to Moscow's war in Ukraine.

Who reported on the EU leaders' decision?

The information was reported by two EU officials.

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