Moscow should agree with an “immediate and unconditional ceasefire in equal terms”, otherwise the G5+ country will increase the pressure on the Kremlin, including through new penalties.
Foreign ministers of the leading European countries have discussed the possibility of imposing new sanctions against Russia and strengthening Ukraine’s support. This was stated in a joint statement following a meeting in Madrid, attended by representatives of Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain and Poland, as well as the Vice President of the European Commission of Kai Callas, Reuters reported Monday, March 31.
Diplomats in Moscow called for a “immediate and unconditional stop in equal terms” and emphasized that they were willing to increase the pressure on the Kremlin, including through new penalties.
G5+ countries have announced their intent to increase military, political and humanitarian support of Ukraine without specifying the details. They also emphasized that no peace agreements should limit the development of the Ukrainian defense industry or the availability of military allies in Ukrain.
Russian crimes and responsibilities
The meeting took place on the third anniversary of the release of Buchi, which, after the flight of Russian troops, the civilian killings were discovered. G5+ countries have confirmed the need to bring Russia to justice for war crimes, including by creating a special tribunal under the European council.
The statement also noted that the frozen possession of Russia would remain unnoticed until Moscow stopped the war and paid Ukraine for losses.
Peaceful initiatives and pressure on the Kremlin
Prior to the meeting, Kai Callas called Russia to show a willingness to a Truce by returning the abducted Ukrainian children and the release of war prisoners. He also urged the United States to crush more actively in the Kremlin to complete the war.
Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barro said Russia should provide a clear response to the United States regarding its readiness for peaceful settlement.
Separately discussed the possible expansion of peacekeeping forces in Ukraine, initiated by France and Great Britain. Polish foreign minister Radoslav Sikorsky emphasized that this decision should make the Ukrainian government.
We reminded that Russia had previously confirmed a United States safety agreement to the Black Sea and both acknowledged blows. At the same time, the Kremlin said he could fulfill these conditions only after the West’s practical measures to soften the penalties.
EU will develop 17 packages of penalties and will open against alleviating restrictions
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