Restricting steps are aimed at oil revenues, as well as financial players that allow Russia to avoid penalties.
The European Union has been preparing to introduce the “most strict” penalty against Russia since the beginning of an entire war. This was announced by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barro in the TF1 wind.
“Europe is preparing to accept, based on French measures, the most strict penalties we have received in three years, directly depleting the resources that allow Vladimir Putin to continue his war,” Barro said.
He noted that Putin should have agreed to stop the ceasefire to allow negotiations to “lead the world”. According to the minister, Russia’s blows in Ukraine increased five times.
“Vladimir Putin has not reached any development in front and is now content with rain and drones missiles in residential areas, leading to a large number of victims among civilians. All of this must be stopped and by imposing penalties …”, Barro emphasized.
The French minister emphasized that penalties are aimed at oil income, as well as “Russian financial players or financial players in other countries” that allow Russia to avoid sanctions.
Earlier, French president Emmanuel Macron said the new package of sanctions had not occurred in size and steps, given to the financial and energy sectors, and would include the embargo, in particular, the imported oil of Russia’s origin oil.
The Cabinet of Ukraine ministers reported that agreements about approval of the 18th package of anti-Russian penalties with the EU were probably reached this week.
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