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EU fails to strike Russia sanctions deal after 3 days of talks

European Union member states remain deadlocked on the 21st package of Russia sanctions, forcing a temporary extension of current oil price caps.

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European Union envoys have failed to reach an agreement on a new round of sanctions against Russia after three days of negotiations. As a result, the current Russian oil price cap has been frozen and extended until July 23.

Coverage from outlets including Reuters, Politico, Bloomberg, and Euractiv highlights that Greece has blocked the package due to concerns regarding LNG shipping. Additionally, reports from MSN note that the Bulgarian foreign minister has cautioned that targeting Patriarch Kirill could potentially increase skepticism toward the EU.

Whether the impasse can be resolved before the July 23 deadline remains to be seen. Coverage does not yet specify how the EU intends to address the stated concerns regarding shipping and the inclusion of specific individuals in future negotiations.

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Quick answers

Why is the 21st sanctions package stalled?

According to reporting from Greek City Times, Greece is blocking the package due to concerns regarding LNG shipping.

What happens to the existing oil price cap?

The cap has been extended and frozen for one week, setting a new deadline for July 23.

Are there concerns about specific individuals?

Yes. Coverage notes that the Bulgarian foreign minister warned that sanctions targeting Patriarch Kirill could risk fueling EU skepticism.

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