Kallas Announced the "Largest" Package of Anti-Russian Sanctions Since 2022
EU foreign ministers are set to add about 1,600 people and entities to the sanctions blacklist, as Kaja Kallas said the diesel deal helps fund Russia's war.
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Moscow has intensified its hybrid attacks against Europe.
EU says US deal lifting diesel sanctions 'funds' Russian war on Ukraine
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Saturday that lifting sanctions on Russian diesel helped fuel the Kremlin's war on Ukraine, after US President Donald Trump announced a deal for Moscow to supply fuel.
On Friday Donald Trump announced an agreement on the delivery of Russian diesel to the US and world markets, accompanied by a lifting of sanctions on Moscow. "This is not the time to release pressure on Russia, and Europe will not do it," the EU's chief of diplomacy reacted on Saturday. The EU promised to continue to strengthen its own sanctions to "do not fuel Russia's war against Ukraine". - The Moscow-Washington oil agreement gives Russia "th…
The Head of Diplomacy of the European Union (EU), Kaja Kallas, today warned that the Russian oil supply agreement between the United States and Russia provides Moscow with "more resources for war" in Ukraine.
WHILE the US lifts sanctions on Russian diesel to lower prices, the EU warns that it is financing the war against Ukraine and refuses to ease pressure on Moscow.
The head of the European Union Foreign Service, Kai Callas, stated that Brussels was not happy with the lifting of American restrictions on Russian diesel and was preparing to adopt the 22nd package of anti-Russian sanctions. Brussels condemned Washington's decision to resume the purchase of diesel fuel from Russia and intended to approve new anti-Russian restrictions, transferred TASS. "Suspension of sanctions on Russian diesel fuel will provid…
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