EU permanent representatives agreed on new sanctions against Russia

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Permanent representatives of EU countries agreed on a new sanctions regime against Russia at a meeting on Wednesday. EU ministers will approve the restrictions at a meeting on May 27, Report informs via Russian media.

Such sanctions involve freezing the assets of those involved in the EU and a travel ban.

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