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Midlertidig suspension af reservationer til/fra Rusland og Hviderusland

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I betragtning af denne situations særlige karakter og efter nøje overvejelse har vi med virkning fra 4. marts besluttet at suspendere reservationer til/fra Rusland og Hviderusland midlertidigt.

I betragtning af denne situations særlige karakter og efter nøje overvejelse har vi med virkning fra 4. marts besluttet at suspendere reservationer til/fra Rusland og Hviderusland midlertidigt.

Suspensionen er gældende i 14 dage indtil den 18. marts, hvor vi revurderer situationen.

Visse produktkategorier er undtaget fra denne foranstaltning, specifikt hjælpe- og nødhjælpsforsyninger, humanitære forsyninger, medicin og fødevarer.

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