Zelensky slams 'dangerous signals' on lifting Russia sanctions

European supporters of Ukraine have spoken out against lifting the sanctions imposed on Russia at a meeting in Paris. France's President Emmanuel Macron announced the deployment of a French-British mission to Ukraine

Zelensky slams 'dangerous signals' on lifting Russia sanctions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday criticised "dangerous signals" on the possibility of lifting sanctions on Russia imposed over its invasion of Ukraine. "The signals that we have heard from Saudi Arabia or from that direction about sanctions, about the possible lifting... These are very dangerous signals," Zelensky said at a press conference after a summit of Kyiv's backers in Paris. FRANCE 24's Andrew Hilliar reports.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Putin is not interested in peace, as did Prime Minister Robert Golob at the leaders' meeting.

Sanctions must remain until Russian occupation ends, says Ukrainian president

Zelenskyy urges unity and long-term defense planning at leaders’ summit in France - Anadolu Ajansı

Friday, March 28. Ukraine is in its 1,129th day of a full-scale war provoked by Russia. European leaders reaffirmed their support for Ukraine at the Paris summit and agreed that now is not the time to lift sanctions against Russia.

The refusal of European countries to lift the sanctions imposed on Russia because of its attack on Ukraine shows "that they do not want to follow the path of peace", accused the Kremlin on Friday. Follow the latest information. - IN DIRECT - Ukraine: by refusing to lift the sanctions, Europeans do not want "peace", accuses the Kremlin (International). TF1 INFO