But the introduction of tougher sanctions against Russia's energy requires the unity of the EU.
France is ready to “go further” and ban Russian oil after Russian military shelling of Kramatorsk railway station . This was stated by French Minister of Economy and Finance Bruno Le Mer in an interview with CNN.
He called the attack on Kramatorsk a “massacre” and said that those responsible should be identified and brought to justice for the crimes committed. ”. However, the head of the Ministry of Finance said that the introduction of tougher sanctions against Russia's energy sector requires the unity of Europe. the issue of a ban on Russian oil, “said Bruno le Mer.
He stressed that today's EU-agreed sanctions are very effective and “the strongest since the creation of the European Union.” He called it an atrocity and promised to give Ukraine more weapons. It will be recalled that on April 8, the Russian occupiers hit the Kramatorsk railway station with a Dot-U, where thousands of peaceful Ukrainians were waiting to be evacuated. The Russian attack was deliberate and pre-planned .
See the special topic: The delivery service, through which the occupiers sent the loot, began to demand from them documents for equipment Without a receipt for the purchase will now be denied shipment. Ukrainian refugees will be able to use roaming in the EU free of charge European mobile operators have signed a statement together with Ukrainian ones. Biden reacted to the shelling of Kramatorsk, promising to give Ukraine more weapons He called the Russian military attack on the station a atrocity. Britain wants to lead the process of issuing a warrant for Putin's arrest and recognize the Russian president and the Russian army as terrorists. The Economist: Russia's war criminals may never be punished But a thorough investigation into their crimes in Bucha, Irpen and other Ukrainian cities is still needed.
