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Dutch Cabinet critical of US decision to ease Russia sanctions

Dutch Cabinet critical of US decision to ease Russia sanctions

The Dutch cabinet has criticized the United States' decision to temporarily ease oil sanctions against Russia. Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen stated that international pressure on Russia should be increased rather than reduced.

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