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Coverage dated October 4, 2022

EU agrees Russian oil price cap in new sanctions package | DW

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The European Union will put a price cap on Russian oil exports as part of the latest sanctions package agreed by the bloc. The agreement comes after Moscow moved to illegally annex parts of Ukraine.

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  1. Deutsche Welle

    EU agrees Russian oil price cap in new sanctions package | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    The European Union will put a price cap on Russian oil exports as part of the latest sanctions package agreed by the bloc. The agreement comes after Moscow moved to illegally annex parts of Ukraine.

  2. MyNorthwest

    EU agrees on price cap for Russian oil over Ukraine war (opens MyNorthwest)

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    BRUSSELS (AP) -- European Union countries agreed Wednesday to impose a price cap on Russian oil and other new sanctions after Moscow illegally annexed

  3. Oil Price

    EU Ambassadors Agree On A Russian Oil Price Cap (opens Oil Price)

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    EU ambassadors reportedly reached an agreement on Wednesday to impose a new package of sanctions on Russia

  4. Breitbart News

    EU Agrees to Place Price Cap on Russian Oil, Imposes More Sanctions (opens Breitbart News)

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    European Union countries agreed Wednesday to impose a price cap on Russian oil and other new sanctions following Donbas annexations.

  5. FOX Business

    EU hits Russia with new sanctions, issues price cap on oil following Nord Stream 'sabotage' (opens FOX Business)

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    The European Union agreed to hit Moscow with another round of sanctions and issue a price cap on Russian oil exports in an attempt to target its war chest.

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