An EU executive said on Thursday that the bloc could only apply new sanctions after a probe reveals who was responsible for what Germany says was a deliberate poisoning with a toxic nerve agent of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. European Commission spokesperson, Peter Stano, said there was no investigation into Navalny’s case for now, but that Russia needed to carry out an independent probe that is “thorough” and “transparent,” and that the bloc would react based on Moscow’s next steps.
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