The European Union revises a new sanctions package to exclude a Russian rare earth metals supplier, according to multiple outlets. The change is made after Estonia asks for the company to be dropped from the proposed list.

All three sources say the supplier is linked to Estonia’s rare-earth processing firm, Silmet, which relies on the Russian company for deliveries. The reports add that Estonia is working to find alternative sources, suggesting the exemption is intended to avoid disruption while supply chains are adjusted.

While the outlets do not present differing substantive details beyond the fact of the exclusion and Estonia’s role, they vary slightly in phrasing, with one outlet stating the supplier was removed and another describing it as reported. The common thread is that the EU’s sanctions package—described as the 22nd—undergoes an update that reflects Estonia’s request for an exception for this specific supplier.