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Mr Burnham said Britain has slapped a package of new sanctions on Moscow, including on shadow fleet vessels illicitly transporting Russian oil, Russian oil company Slavneft, and Rosneft’s flagship Arctic oil and gas project LLC Vostok Oil.
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Britain → say → oil
At the EPC, the Prime Minister will co-chair a small group meeting on Ukraine on Thursday afternoon, alongside the country’s President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Minister → co → President
Leaders will discuss how to build on the recent US-brokered talks in Abu Dhabi on ending the war triggered by Russia’s 2022 invasion.
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Leaders → discuss → invasion
Representatives from the US, Russia and Ukraine participated in the two days of negotiations, with Mr Zelensky stressing he wanted to see Europe involved.
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Europe → participate → negotiations
Mr Burnham will tell leaders the UK welcomes progress in talks, but that the world must not be complacent.
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world → tell → talks
He will argue that Europe should play a full part in negotiations, while putting pressure on Russia to take them seriously and ensure they boost European security.
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they → argue → security
Mr Burnham will also use the EPC summit to “drive forward the UK’s ambition for a new relationship with the European Union”, Downing Street said.
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Street → use → Union
He said: “Peace talks on Ukraine have progressed but now is not the time for complacency – we must continue to ramp up pressure on Russia to agree a full and immediate ceasefire.
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we → say → ceasefire
“That is why the UK has announced a sweep of stinging new sanctions to turn the screws on Russia’s oil revenues and drive forward an end to the Kremlin’s needless war.
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UK → announce → war
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“We all now need to harness the momentum on negotiations and find a way forward for our security at home, and the security of our continent.”
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We → read → continent
The Labour leader arrived in Dublin on Thursday afternoon after flying in from Turkey, where he attended the UN Cop31 climate conference.
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he → arrive → conference
He has recently reopened the debate about Britain’s future relationship with the bloc and is preparing for a UK-EU summit in Brussels next Friday.
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He → reopen → Brussels
At the Dublin gathering, the Prime Minister is also expected to co-chair a defence and security roundtable with Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen, in which leaders will discuss rising hybrid threats.
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leaders → expect → threats
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