The West can adopt new sanctions against Russia if necessary.
The G7 countries have agreed to review sanctions against the Russian Federation in connection with its attack on Ukraine . If necessary, the G7 leaders will announce additional restrictions to Russia. This was stated by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz following a meeting of G7 leaders.
“The G7 has agreed to review sanctions against Russia. The West may adopt new sanctions against Russia if necessary,” Scholz said.
Read also: Zelensky called on G7 to create U24 system for Ukraine and the region: what is it about
Earlier, the United States imposed a total ban on the purchase of Russian oil, petroleum products, gas and coal. Canada and Australia have banned Russian oil imports, and Britain has vowed to end purchases of oil and oil products in Russia by the end of the year. In turn, the EU and Germany refused to certify Nord Stream 2. The EU and the US have banned the export of refining technology and equipment in addition to previous bans, which only affected production. Read more about sanctions against Russia and their consequences for the aggressor country at the link.
More about the Ukrainian war for independence, geopolitics and localization of the issue – in the article by Emelyan Tarnavsky “Russia has already lost: how can Ukraine not end the war” for ZN.UA.
See the special topic: 75 civilians died in Kyiv during the war, in particular four children of Ukrainians are urged not to neglect safety rules. In the Kharkiv region, a Russian helicopter fired on its own positions and destroyed a significant amount of military equipment and personnel of the Russian army. Ukraine will receive more than $ 1 billion in humanitarian aid from the United States – Biden US authorities continue to support Ukraine in the war with Russia. The law on labor relations during the war came into force in Ukraine The law describes the new rules of labor relations. The United States will respond if Russia uses chemical weapons in Ukraine – Biden The answer will depend on the nature of the use of chemical weapons by Russia.
