KABUL: The European Union has approved new sanctions targeting Russia’s military and industrial sectors, including travel restrictions, asset freezes, and bans on providing financial assistance to sanctioned individuals and entities.
According to the European External Action Service, 60 countries have also pledged to oppose the imposition of additional duties and fees on international maritime routes.
Meanwhile, EU foreign ministers have agreed to establish a new support mission in Lebanon aimed at strengthening the capabilities of security forces and improving border and maritime security.