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EU leaders prolong sanctions on Russia but do not agree on new sanctions package
BRUSSELS - A meeting of the European Union's (EU) heads of state and government in Brussels on Thursday agreed to extend sanctions on Russia for another six months, but failed to agree on a new sanctions package because of the objections raised by Slovakia, officials said.
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