Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radew announced that Bulgaria will veto the latest EU sanctions package against Russia. The planned sanctions could negatively impact Bulgaria's economy, according to Radew. The EU expanded its sanctions list on Monday, adding 34 individuals and 47 organizations linked to Russia's military-industrial complex, its 'shadow fleet' of oil and gas tankers, and others involved in political interference. Radew noted that operating Lukoil, one of Bulgaria's largest fuel traders and the country's only refinery, poses significant risks.
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Bulgarien wird gegen das jüngste Sanktionspaket der EU gegen Russland sein Veto einlegen, wie Ministerpräsident Rumen Radew heute angekündigt hat. Die geplanten Sanktionen könnten sich negativ auf die bulgarische Wirtschaft auswirken, sagte er. Die EU hatte am Montag ihre Sanktionsliste erweitert und 34 Einzelpersonen sowie 47 Organisationen hinzugefügt.
Diese stehen mit dem militärisch-industriellen Komplex Russlands, seiner „Schattenflotte“ von Erdöl- und Gastankern und anderen an politischen Einmischungsaktivitäten beteiligten Personen in Verbindung. „Für den Betrieb von Lukoil besteht ein erhebliches Risiko“, sagte Radew zu dem russischen Ölunternehmen, das einer der größten Kraftstoffhändler in Bulgarien ist und die einzige Raffinerie des Landes betreibt.
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Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radew announced that Bulgaria will veto the latest EU sanctions package against Russia. The planned sanctions could negatively impact Bulgaria's economy, according to Radew. The EU expanded its sanctions list on Monday, adding 34 individuals and 47 organizations linked to Russia's military-industrial complex, its 'shadow fleet' of oil and gas tankers, and others involved in political interference. Radew noted that operating Lukoil, one of Bulgaria's largest fuel traders and the country's only refinery, poses significant risks.
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