Estonia to prematurely stop importing Russian oil products from December 5
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- 27 October, 2022
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The Estonian government has adopted a resolution that stops all imports of Russian oil products until the end of the transition period established by the European Union and introduces a ban on its supplies from December 5, Report informs citing Interfax.
The EU has introduced until February 2023 a gradual transition period for imposing sanctions on the import and transit of Russian oil products.
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs previously sent a proposal to the European Commission on the introduction of a new package of sanctions and the immediate and comprehensive application of energy sanctions against Russian gas and oil.
Estoniya Rusiya neft məhsullarının idxalını vaxtından əvvəl dayandıracaq
Эстония досрочно прекратит импорт российских нефтепродуктов с 5 декабря
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