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19th EU sanction package to leave Russian oil flows via Druzhba pipeline untouched
The latest measures will target two Russian energy giants, Rosneft and Gazprom, but neither company plays a significant role in supplying oil via the Druzhba pipeline, according to European Commission spokesperson Anna-Kaisa Itkonen.
Russia cites air safety in bid to lift international aviation sanctions
Reuters reported on Sept. 22 that Russia is pressing the U.N. civil aviation agency to lift sanctions on the shipment of aircraft parts and overflights, warning that they allegedly threaten air safety. The agency cited an undisclosed source and working papers.
Macron opposes seizure of Russian frozen assets, citing 'respect' for international law
"We will respect international law. We are predictable, and we will not do all impossible things with these frozen assets," French President Emmanuel Macron said.
Putin proposes temporary US-Russia nuclear arms control deal but vows response to 'any threats'
Putin said that Russia is willing to uphold the New START Treaty's limits for another year after its expiration if "the U.S. does the same."
Polish national fighting for Russia killed in combat zone, Russian authorities say
Polish national Jerzy Tyc was the head of the Kursk Association, an organization involved in restoring Soviet war memorials in Poland.
Russian propagandist Simonyan confirms undergoing cancer treatment
The confirmation comes weeks after Margarita Simonyan, the editor-in-chief of the Russian propaganda outlet RT, said she has been diagnosed with a "serious illness."
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