EU sanctions on Russia to exclude Aughinish alumina, says EU foreign affairs chief

New EU sanctions on Russia will include alloys and metals, but will not include alumina produced in Limerick, the bloc's foreign affairs chief has said.

Kaja Kallas was speaking during a visit to Dublin on Tuesday and said that no EU product should end up supporting Russia’s war effort.

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