COREPER discusses possible sanctions against Russia for Siemens turbines supplies to Crimea
The Committee of Permanent Representatives in the European Union (COREPER) discussed at a meeting on Wednesday a proposal for the Council of the European Union on possible sanctions against a number of Russian private persons and legal entities due to supplies of Siemens turbines to Crimea, a diplomatic source in the EU's institutions told Interfax.
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