BRUSSELS, September 24. /ITAR-TASS/. Russia’s embargo on EU food imports, announced more than a month ago in response to Western sanctions over Moscow’s stance on the developments in neighboring Ukraine, might affect incomes of some 9.5 million of European farmers, the European Parliament said in its press release on Wednesday.
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