(c) Persons enjoying the right of free movement under Union law entering Union territory: third-country border guards shall not prevent persons enjoying the right of free movement under Union law from entering Union territory.

6. Reiterates that, unlike the Customs Union championed by Russia, the EU’s agreements with Eastern Partnership countries on a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) do not prohibit the latter from engaging in free trade with third countries; points out, therefore, that, following the signing of an association agreement including a DCFTA, Eastern Partners will still be able to conduct free trade with Russia under the free trade agreements currently signed as part of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS);

6. Reiterates that, unlike the Customs Union championed by Russia, the EU’s agreements with Eastern Partnership countries on a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) do not prohibit the latter from engaging in free trade with third countries; points out, therefore, that, following the signing of an association agreement including a DCFTA, Eastern Partners will still be able to conduct free trade with Russia under the free trade agreements currently signed as part of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS);

(c) Persons enjoying the right of free movement under Union law entering Union territory: Third-country border guards shall not prevent persons enjoying the right of free movement under Union law from entering Union territory.

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W hereas each Member State should thus be able to check, particularly if a temporary residence permit is issued, that the residence of the worker posted is for the purpose of providing a service or services in the Member State; whereas the freedom to provide services should always be of a temporary nature which must be determined on the basis of the continuity, frequency, and duration of the service; whereas the validity of the temporary residence permit should be capable of limitation to the period of validity of the EC service provision card on the grounds that the Member State intends to issue, in conformity with the freedom to prov ...[+++]ide services, a residence permit in accordance with its own national provisions for postings exceeding six or twelve months;