Reuters reported that the EU did not agree on new sanctions against Russia
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EU diplomats failed to agree on new sanctions against RUSSIA, which were previously proposed by the European Commission, REUTERS reports, citing sources familiar with the negotiations.
The agency clarifies that diplomats want to resolve technical issues, including whether the discussed ban on coal supplies will affect existing contracts.
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