EU proposes new sanctions on ports in Georgia and Indonesia over Russian oil trade

The European Union has announced its 20th package of sanctions against Russia, with a new proposal targeting ports in Georgia and Indonesia for handling Russian oil. The EU says its sanctions are having a significant impact on Russia's economy and is seeking input from the G7 group of nations on its oil price cap before finalizing the next round of measures.

Slovakia's prime minister criticized the sanctions, saying the EU is 'only hurting itself,' and Slovakia is planning to challenge an earlier EU decision on Russian gas in court.