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Oko za oko, ząb za ząb. Bezwzględna reakcja Chin na "rażące" sankcje UE

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By Koen Verhelst Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
Jak dotąd to najbardziej bezpośrednia i zdecydowana reakcja Pekinu na listy sankcyjne UE, które potępił jako "rażące". Najnowsze badania szacują, że aż 90 proc. towarów objętych sankcjami, które nadal docierają do Rosji, przechodzi tranzytem przez Chiny. Chiny mówią stanowcze "nie" Putinowi. "Rosja jest jak kot na gorącym blaszanym dachu".
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China strikes back at EU sanctions targeting defense, tech firms

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By Koen Verhelst Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
BRUSSELS — China announced it will add export restrictions on 14 EU defense and technology companies after the EU added 14 Chinese businesses to its Russia sanctions lists. This marks Beijing’s most direct and forceful response yet to EU sanctions listings, which it denounced as “egregious.” Recent studies estimate that up to 90 percent of sanctioned goods still reaching Russia transit through China.
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EU countries clinch deal on Russia sanctions

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By Koen Verhelst Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
BRUSSELS — EU countries reached a deal Thursday on a sweeping 21st sanctions package against Russia. The final sticking point — a proposed ban on shipping Russian gas to third countries — was resolved through a lengthy extension, two EU diplomats said, who were granted anonymity to speak freely on the details of the agreement. The bloc also agreed to freeze its price cap on Russian crude oil for 12 months, the diplomats added.
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