There is agreement for the European Union to extend the personal sanctions list against pro-Russian representatives in Ukraine and a decision is expected soon, according to Bulgarian Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov, who was attending an EU foreign ministers meeting on November 17.
In Brussels, where Ukraine is a main topic of the foreign ministers’ meeting, Mitov said that the EU should build a new policy on its relations with Russia and Bulgaria must be part of this process.
As quoted by public broadcaster Bulgarian National Radio, Mitov said that there was complete consensus that there should be more personal sanctions over the so-called “elections” in Donetsk and Luhansk.
He said that those affected would be pro-Russian representatives, organisers of the illegal elections and those who supported the results of these.
Mitov said that the EU’s current sanctions policy againt Russia was having an effect.
He named the state of the rouble and the state of the Russian economy following the withdrawal of investors and the inability of Russian banks to have access to credit and funds from Western markets................http://sofiaglobe.com/2014/11/17/eu-to-extend-sanctions-against-pro-russians-in-ukraine-bulgarian-foreign-minister/
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In Brussels, where Ukraine is a main topic of the foreign ministers’ meeting, Mitov said that the EU should build a new policy on its relations with Russia and Bulgaria must be part of this process.
As quoted by public broadcaster Bulgarian National Radio, Mitov said that there was complete consensus that there should be more personal sanctions over the so-called “elections” in Donetsk and Luhansk.
He said that those affected would be pro-Russian representatives, organisers of the illegal elections and those who supported the results of these.
Mitov said that the EU’s current sanctions policy againt Russia was having an effect.
He named the state of the rouble and the state of the Russian economy following the withdrawal of investors and the inability of Russian banks to have access to credit and funds from Western markets................http://sofiaglobe.com/2014/11/17/eu-to-extend-sanctions-against-pro-russians-in-ukraine-bulgarian-foreign-minister/
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La decisione sulle sanzioni economiche deve essere presa dai Leader membri dell'UE. Questo è il parere del Ministro degli Esteri ceco Lubomir Zaoralek. "Siamo pronti a sostenere le sanzioni contro le persone e ciò potrà essere una delle principali questioni all'ordine del giorno" ha detto prima di una riunione dei Ministri degli Esteri dell'Unione Europea, che oggi a Bruxelles prenderanno in considerazione la questione delle sanzioni.
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