Russia welcomes amended European sanctions, objects to travel ban

12 Dec 2006

Russia hailed changes to a European draft resolution urging UN sanctions to force Iran to halt uranium enrichment but objected to a proposed travel ban on officials linked to Tehran’s nuclear and missile programs. Full Story

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Russia welcomes amended European sanctions, objects to travel ban

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