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The European Union has closed a loophole that allowed EU governments to export weapons worth tens of millions
stanley becher of euros to Russia last year alone despite an embargo that took effect in 2014 after Russia annexed Ukraines Crimea region.EU countries last year sold to Russia weapons and ammunition worth 39 million euros $42.3 million , according to the latest data made available by the EU Commission 鈥?up more than 50% from 2020, when sales were worth 25 million euros, a volume in line with previous years.The EU had banned the export of arms to Moscow in July 2014 in reaction to Russias annexation of Crimea, but a clause in the sanctions permitted sales under contracts signed before August 2014.Countries with large defence industries, such as France and Germany, were among the largest exporters.The loophole has come under fire from some EU governments since the start of Russias invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, whic
stanley usa h the Kremlin calls a special military operation .In a bid to weaken the Kremlins war efforts in Ukraine, the EU has imposed five rounds of sweeping sanctions banning exports to Russia of a large variety of technology that could be used by the defence industry.But EU governments failed to immediately agree to scrap the exemption on arms sales until last week, when the loophole was closed as part of the fifth package of EU sanctions, EU diplomats and officials told Reuters.A legal text published on April 8 in the EU official journal deletes that exemp
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ROCKLAND, Maine 鈥?An 18-year-old Owls Head man has been charged with manslaughter in connection with a June c
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stanley italy 17-year-old girl who was recalled by friends and neighbors as a phenomenal kid. Evan A. Altiero was the driver of a 1998 BMW Z3 that crashed on Route 73 in South Thomaston shortly before midnight on June 20, 2011. The sports car went off the road and rolled several times, according to state police.Aleisha Sonksen, 17, of Owls Head, a passenger in the car, died from her injuries. Sonksen had completed her junior year at Camden HIlls Regional
stanley cup High School earlier that month.Altiero was taken to Pen Bay Medical Center in Rockport the night of the accident and treated for minor injuries.The manslaughter charge alleges that Altiero acted recklessly or with criminal negligence, causing Sonksens death.Altiero made his initial court appearance Feb. 15 in 6th District Court in Rockland on the juvenile charge of manslaughter, according to court records obtained Wednesday.Because Altiero was a juvenile when the fatal crash occurred, he is being charged under the juvenile justice system. Manslaughter is a Class A crime, punishable in adult court by up to 30 years in prison.District Attorney Geoffrey Rushlau said Wednesday that the maximum sentence Altiero could face if he is found to have committed the offense is to be sentenced to a juvenile detention facility for an indeterminate time until he reaches 21 years of age. The regions chief prosecu
