US EditionEU Strengthens Financial Sanctions on Russia to Promote Peace in Ukraine
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Peace in Ukraine is still a long way off, and it cannot necessarily be achieved via the usual route, says Pekka Haavisto.
At the beginning of a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky , Antonio Costa promised that the European Union (EU) will continue "to fully support Ukraine and maintain pressure on Russia through sanctions, preparing the 18th sanctions package".
EU Strengthens Financial Sanctions on Russia to Promote Peace in Ukraine
The European Union is intensifying financial pressure on Russia in a strategic effort to bring about peace in Ukraine through economic strength. In a series of escalating sanctions and targeted measures, Brussels aims to weaken Moscow’s war capacity and compel a diplomatic resolution amid the ongoing conflict. This approach, framed as “peace through strength,” underscores the EU’s commitment to supporting Ukraine while leveraging economic tools …
The President of the European Council said today to be "disillusted with Russia" because we do not commit ourselves to the ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine when the European Union prepares a new package of "serious sanctions". "A just and lasting peace in Ukraine is urgent and I am deeply disappointed by Russia is not cooperating with the efforts of the President [Ukraine, Volodymyr] Zelenssky to achieve this peace. While President Zelensky has…
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