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Russia: EEAS Statement on illegal Russian elections in Ukrainian territories

Russia conducted partial regional and local elections, including in the illegally annexed Autonomous Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol. The European Union strongly condemns these so-called “elections” by Russia on Ukrainian territory. They constitute another act of violation of international law, the UN Charter and Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity.

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Main results of the EU Foreign Affairs Council, 26 June 2023

EU ministers reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to supporting Ukraine during the counteroffensive as far as both equipment and training are concerned. Regarding the latter, the High Representative informed the Council that the EU Military Assistance Mission in support of Ukraine (EUMAM Ukraine) had already trained 24 000 Ukrainian soldiers, allowing the EU to reach the 30 000 target well before the end of 2023.

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Russian uprising: Comment by U.S. State Secretary Blinken on CNN

“First of all, what we’ve seen is extraordinary, and I think you see cracks emerge that weren’t there before – first, in having Prigozhin raise front and center, questioning the very premises of the Russian aggression against Ukraine to begin with – the argument that somehow Ukraine or NATO posed a threat to Russia – and a direct challenge to Putin himself.”

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Russia’s war: 11th package of sanctions adds new tools to counter information warfare

In response to the information warfare conducted by Russia, the Council introduced a new listing criterion to cover companies in the IT sector that provide critical technology and software to the Russian intelligence community. Based on this new listing criterion, the Council designated companies from the IT sector holding a licence administered by the Federal Security Service or the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation.

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EU Commissioners Reynders and Johansson at the EU-US Ministerial meeting on Justice and Home Affairs

Special attention will be given to counterterrorism and information-sharing, with a particular focus on addressing violent extremism. Cross-border cooperation in criminal matters and the fight against organised crime will also be addressed, paying particular attention to drug trafficking, e-evidence and the challenges of fighting crime in the digital era. An update on the progress towards achieving visa reciprocity will be provided, and the priorities of the incoming Spanish Presidency will

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EU-ISS: In the shadow of war – Moldova’s quest for stability and security

Moldova, a country located between Ukraine and Romania, was not given much attention until spring 2022. When it did make headlines, it was typically due to the 2014 banking fraud or the separatist pro-russian area called Transnistria, the dark zone of tourism destinations in eastern Europe. However, this has changed: After Russia invaded Ukraine, Moldova has started playing a new geopolitical role which is analyzed in this in-depth EU-ISS analyses.

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NATO Allies condemn Russia’s withdrawal from CFE Treaty

NATO Allies condemn Russia’s decision to withdraw from the landmark Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE), a cornerstone of Europe’s security architecture. The CFE Treaty establishes legally binding and verifiable limits on key categories of conventional military equipment of the States Parties.

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