Kremlin Condemns EU's New Sanctions as Double-Edged Sword

The Kremlin criticized the European Union's latest sanctions against Russia, labeling them as illegal and a double-edged weapon that would harm the imposing countries. The EU's 14th sanction package aims to close loopholes and targets Russia's gas exports, as announced by EU foreign ministers.

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that the European Union's latest sanctions against Russia were illegal, calling them a double-edged weapon that would damage those countries that imposed them.

EU countries adopted a 14th package of sanctions on Russia that aims to close some loopholes and hits Russia's gas exports for the first time, EU foreign ministers said on Monday.

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