EU Expected to Issue First Sanctions for Iranian Ballistic Missile Transfer to Russia, Official Says
The European Union is expected on Monday to impose sanctions on individuals and organisations over the Iranian transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia, a high-ranking EU official said on Friday. The official,
EU to consider sanctions against Iran for supplying Russia with ballistic missiles
It is expected that on Monday, 14 October, the European Union may impose sanctions against individuals and legal entities in connection with Iran's supply of ballistic missiles to Russia. Source: Reuters with reference to the words of an EU official,
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