Lithuania President Gitanas Nauseda has demanded stricter EU sanctions against the Kremlin. “We have to prepare an 18th sanction package that really looks like a Molotow cocktail. I really hope that our colleagues in the European Union understand that the 17th sanction package only warmed up,” NaUSEDA said.
The Russian ruler Vladimir Putin brings up the world and deserves “really much more difficult sanctions than those currently valid”. As reported, the European Union had further sanctions against Russia last week. The 17th package with punitive measures provides for the further tightening of the procedure against the SO -Femmain Russian shadow fleet for the transport of oil and oil products. The new package is currently being planned.
Molotow cocktails are glass bottles that are filled with a flammable liquid and are used as throwing fire for riots and unrest. The name comes from the winter war of Finland against an invasion of the Soviet Union 1939/1940, where the Brandsets were used against Soviet tanks. Wjatscheslaw Molotow was the then Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The Russian army had attacked Ukraine en masse in recent days and several people were injured. US President Donald Trump then accused Putin of being “absolutely crazy”. “These are strong words and a fully suitable explanation, because it was clear to us for a long time,” said NaUUSEDA. The Lithuanian government is one of the most determined supporters of Ukraine in the war.
Lawrow: Trump sees Sabotage by European
The Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrow said on Tuesday that Trump reacted emotionally because he sees his efforts to meet peace in Ukraine sabotaged – but not by the Kremlin, but by European politicians. There was a campaign behind his call for sanctions. The purpose of this is to “rebuild the Americans to impose new sanctions,” said Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peskow. According to him, the US government and its president act extremely balanced.
Source: Krone
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