EU: We may impose sanctions on third countries over grain stolen from Ukraine

European Union EU Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Anouar Al Anouni said that after the ship carrying the grain that "Russia allegedly stole from Ukraine" reached Israel, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs was contacted and due to this situation, "third countries"...

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EU: We may impose sanctions on third countries over grain stolen from Ukraine

Source: TRT Haber

Avrupa Birliği AB Dış İlişkiler Sözcüsü Anouar Al Anouni, "Rusya'nın Ukrayna'dan çaldığı" iddia edilen tahılı taşıyan geminin İsrail'e ulaşmasının ardından İsrail Dışişleri Bakanlığıyla temasa geçildiğini ve bu durum nedeniyle "üçüncü ülkelere" yaptırım uygulanabileceğini belirtti.

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