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Horrors of Bucha Push Europe Toward New Sanctions on Russia
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2:06Now PlayingThe European Union said that work is under way on additional sanctions to penalize Russia for what appear to be war crimes in Ukraine, as it condemned the alleged atrocities committed against civilians.
In a statement on behalf of the 27-nation bloc, Josep Borrell, the EU’s chief foreign envoy, laid the blame for the “haunting images of large numbers of civilian casualties” at the feet of the occupying Russian forces, and said the EU will work on further sanctions “as a matter of urgency.”
Russia’s Defense Ministry called the pictures of the dead in the streets of towns newly liberated by Ukrainian forces a “provocation” by Kyiv, while Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reiterated on Monday that Russia “categorically denies” allegations its forces killed civilians in Bucha.
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