Germany expects Slovakia to approve EU's new Russia sanctions soon
ReutersJul 4, 2025 10:02 AM
BERLIN, July 4 (Reuters) - Germany expects Slovakia to approve a new European Union sanctions package on Russia soon, as Bratislava's reservations have been addressed, a government spokesperson said in Berlin on Friday.
"There were reservations on the part of Slovakia, which, to my knowledge, have been resolved in negotiations over the last few days," said the spokesperson.
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