"Right and necessary signal": Zelenskyy hails EU's largest-ever sanctions listings against Russian military-industrial-complex

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63% : In a post on X, Zelenskyy expressed gratitude towards EU leadership, including European Council President António Costa and European Commission Chief Ursula von der Leyen, along with the member states, for the adoption of the new sanctions package.
54% : [Ukraine], October 12 (ANI): Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday welcomed the new wave of EU sanctions package targeting Russia's military-industrial complex, calling it the "right and necessary signal" towards ending the ongoing conflict.
54% : In a post on X, Costa noted Ukraine's firm resolve to bring peace in the region, and extended the EU's unwavering support towards Kyiv in this direction, while making note of Russia's escalating military aggression towards Ukraine and hybrid attacks targeting EU member states.
51% : The latest package brings the total number of individuals and entities listed under the EU sanctions regime supporting Ukraine's territorial integrity to nearly 4,600.
48% : "Thank you to the President of the European Council, António Costa, to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and to all EU member states for adopting the new EU sanctions package against Russia's military-industrial complex," the Ukrainian President wrote in the post.
48% : Earlier, European Council Chief Antonio Costa highlighted the newly adopted sanctions listings against the Russian military-industrial complex, the single largest set of listings ever agreed by the EU, reaffirming committment towards pressurising Russia to come to the negotiating table.
46% : Today, EU Member States adopted nearly 1,600 new sanctions listings targeting Russia's military-industrial complex - the largest single expansion of our sanctions list since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
42% : His remarks come as European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced nearly 1,600 sanctions listings targeting Russia's military-industrial complex and individuals linked to elections in occupied Ukrainian territories, asserting that sustained economic pressure on Moscow was necessary to end the war.
40% : Denouncing the newly announced diesel deal between Russia and the US as a way for Moscow to increase its war machine, the Ukrainian President hailed the EU sanctions as necessary to send the correct signal about bringing the over four-year-long conflict to an end.
38% : The EU said the measures were adopted in response to Russia's continued aggression against Ukraine, particularly military operations targeting civilian infrastructure and causing suffering among the civilian population.
38% : Under the sanctions framework, listed entities are subject to asset freezes, while individuals face travel bans to the European Union.
37% : The EU stands united and unwavering in its support for Ukraine and for all efforts to bring Russia's war of aggression to an end.
36% : Yet Russia continues to escalate, intensifying its reckless attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine and its hybrid attacks targeting EU Member States," he wrote in a post on X. "This will not go unanswered.

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