Foreign ministers, who are meeting urgently in New York by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, have also pledged to continue supplying arms to Kiev for as long as necessary.
After the announcement this Wednesday of a “partial mobilization” by Russian President Vladimir Putin -which translates into some 300,000 experienced reservists- for the war in Ukraine, the reactions keep coming. The last hour is the twenty-seven have an appointment this morning more sanctions against Russia. Which measures these will be has yet to be specified.
This is stated in a statement by the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Policy, Joseph Borrellwho has foreseen that this new sanction package will affect new sectors of the Russian economy, including the technological one, and will contain new individuals, but it is not closed yet. In addition, Borrell has indicated that Brussels will continue Support Ukraine by supplying military equipment.
“Russia, its political leaders and all those involved in the organization of these referenda, as well as other violations of international and humanitarian law in Ukraine, will be held accountable and additional restrictive measures against Russia will be introduced as soon as possible. be filed.” he said. Borrell in the letter.
In this regard, it reiterated the condemnation of the European Union on “Russia’s latest escalation of its illegal aggression”, despite “numerous calls” from the international community to the Kremlin to stop “its military aggression” against Ukraine.
Foreign ministers, meeting urgently in New York by the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, also committed to: continue to supply arms to Kiev while it lasts.
Similarly, European foreign ministers have condemned plans to organize referendums on Russia’s annexation into the occupied territories of Ukraine and have made it clear that they will never recognize the results.
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