UK government announces sanctions on Russia’s 10 largest oil producers
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the measures were intended to pressure Russia’s oil revenues and help end the war in Ukraine.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the measures were intended to pressure Russia’s oil revenues and help end the war in Ukraine.

The UK government has announced new sanctions on all of Russia’s 10 largest oil producers, The Guardian said. The action comes during Russia’s war in Ukraine.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the sanctions were intended to pressure Russia’s oil revenues and advance an end to the war.

Governor Andrei Bocharov said the Ukrainian attack on an industrial zone also injured 2 people, after he initially said falling drone debris had caused fires without casualties.
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Ukraine’s president disclosed the contracts after meeting Azerbaijan’s Ilham Aliyev in Dublin on 12 November, and said work was underway to expand orders.
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The Russian president also warned that Russia would target foreign troops if they were deployed to Ukraine. US envoy Steve Witkoff said European representatives would join the next round of talks.
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