Not all for, someone against! EU will not tighten anti-Russian sanctions

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The European Union is unlikely to impose tough sanctions against Russia in connection with the "Skripal case," as the United States did, although the United Kingdom demands that they be introduced, TASS reports, citing Reuters.

Not all for, someone against! EU will not tighten anti-Russian sanctions




According to the agency, European diplomatic sources in Brussels confirmed the information that the sanctions imposed on Russia imposed by Britain due to the “Skripale’s poisoning” will not be toughened. The reason for this, oddly enough, was the position of some EU countries that opposed it, and the adoption of such a measure requires unanimous support. According to sources, Italy and Austria were against, as well as France, which expressed doubts about the advisability of such actions.

Earlier, in July, the EU had already introduced additional restrictive measures against six Russian companies, including them in the sanctions list related to the construction of a bridge across the Kerch Strait. Initially, there were eight companies, but two companies were excluded at the insistence of Germany and Italy.

To toughen the sanctions measures against Russia because of the alleged "participation of Russia in the poisoning of Skripale" urged British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, speaking in Washington on Tuesday. Following the call of the British partners, the United States on Wednesday put into effect the first package of sanctions prohibiting the delivery of dual-use goods to Russia.
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  1. +6
    23 August 2018 16: 22
    The reason for this, oddly enough, was the position of some EU countries that opposed this, and the adoption of such a measure requires unanimous support.
    Is this a riot on a ship?
    1. +7
      23 August 2018 16: 27
      sanctions against Russia imposed by Britain over the Skripal poisoning will not be tightened

      It turns out that the hamster died in vain? smile
      1. +2
        23 August 2018 16: 47
        Quote: Thrall
        It turns out that the hamster died in vain?

        Why in vain ... The Times wrote about him! laughing
        1. +3
          23 August 2018 17: 03
          They were already stunned by all the strangers and their own ..., it remains to wait when they are already shut up, but not for long ... After all, they wanted to eat fish with the wrong hands, as always, but sit down with your own ... Yes
          1. +2
            23 August 2018 20: 23
            They didn’t get sick of nichrome.
            As long as the United States and England exist, they will need the image of the enemy. Now Russia is ideally suited for its role (in second place is China). So relax, if not sanctions with poisoned hamsters, so something else will definitely be.
            There is no reason to panic; Europe will not get married to us.
        2. 0
          23 August 2018 21: 33
          Quote: Black
          Quote: Thrall
          It turns out that the hamster died in vain?

          Why in vain ... The Times wrote about him! laughing


          It was necessary to make Jane Psaki call for tougher sanctions.
    2. +6
      23 August 2018 16: 34
      LESS Is that a riot on a ship?
      No, just your wallet closer to your body. The EU countries that supported the American sanctions have already pulled out all their hair in all accessible and hard-to-reach places, because they lost a lot of money on this, for which they have already been asked. And now the states are dragging them into another adventure that could put an end to their political career. Merkelikhe, big business has already begun to show distrust, and this is a very weighty argument about thinking "is it necessary for Germany."
      Thrall It turns out that the hamster died in vain?
      His martyrdom crying cries out of the cold darkness of hell belay punish the arrogant Saxons, vile killers. am
      1. +4
        23 August 2018 16: 37
        Wow, Vyacheslav, especially the Germans, I really don’t like this whole thing, to put it mildly ... Verified information, Relatives live there. wink
    3. +2
      23 August 2018 16: 35
      Quote: Less
      Is this a riot on a ship?

      they have been sabotaging for a long time. in words "FOR", in fact "against"
      remember the story of Siemens turbines in Crimea. and there are hundreds of such stories. they know very well that the product will go to Crimea and still sell. and you will not dig in, Russia bought it. hundreds of options for bypassing sanctions invented
    4. +2
      23 August 2018 16: 58
      Uh, if on a ship ...
      1. +1
        23 August 2018 18: 31
        There is no riot on the ship, just the captains after Amer’s booze overslept and sobered or received sight.
    5. +1
      23 August 2018 20: 26
      No!!! Banal "European" pragmatics - no need to write in a saucepan, from which you are going to eat soup ........
    6. +1
      24 August 2018 01: 45
      At the last moment, the "Protestants" will give up and, as always, European solidarity will triumph - Petyunchik Poproshenko-Potroshenko is once again "doing it". Disgusting, annoying, but okay.
  2. +6
    23 August 2018 16: 34
    England dumping from the EU considers itself entitled to demand something else from the EU, this is the whole "impudence".
    As for the penguins, they just took advantage of the shouts of Britons as an excuse to increase pressure on Russia. There would be no violinists, there would be something else.
  3. +1
    23 August 2018 16: 35
    These sanctions are too expensive for Europe.
  4. +2
    23 August 2018 16: 39
    It would be nice ... But as practice shows, there is always someone against the next package of sanctions, but miraculously, on the day of adoption, everyone votes unanimously ... and voila, sanctions pass. mystic pounding
    1. -1
      23 August 2018 17: 08
      Quote: tTshka
      and voila, sanctions pass.

      if they notice, they don’t introduce new ones, they vote for the extension of the old ones that have learned to successfully circumvent
      1. +2
        23 August 2018 18: 17
        Quote: LSA57
        Quote: tTshka
        and voila, sanctions pass.

        if they notice, they don’t introduce new ones, they vote for the extension of the old ones that have learned to successfully circumvent

        Moreover, there is an occasion for our media not to recall this topic. Full ignore themes. It is better to wake up more often the theme of the development of our industry, import substitution. Ask our government more questions on this subject. Awaken, inhibit them, make it clear to the government that they are under public supervision. And then they took the position of an outside observer and only make forecasts - will they exceed the GDP growth rate of 2% or not?
        1. 0
          23 August 2018 18: 22
          Quote: Krasnoyarsk
          Moreover, there is an occasion for our media not to recall this topic.

          so you can’t command the borosopishers request
          1. 0
            23 August 2018 20: 59
            Quote: LSA57
            Quote: Krasnoyarsk
            Moreover, there is an occasion for our media not to recall this topic.

            so you can’t command the borosopishers request

            So otozh.
      2. 0
        23 August 2018 19: 02
        On March 17, 2014, the United States, disagreeing with Russia's actions during the Ukrainian crisis, imposed sanctions on high-ranking Russian politicians. = On the same day, the foreign ministers of the European Union countries agreed to impose sanctions on Russian and Ukrainian officials whom they consider guilty of "undermining the territorial integrity of Ukraine."

        On March 20, the American list was supplemented with the names of 19 more Russian officials, parliamentarians and businessmen. = On March 21, the EU leaders decided to move to the second level of sanctions against Russia "due to the gravity of the situation in Ukraine."

        On April 28, US authorities again expanded the sanctions list to include seven more Russian citizens and 17 companies. = On the same day, April 28, the EU adopted a decision to expand the sanctions list

        On May 12, the EU Foreign Affairs Council included 13 more people on the list of EU sanctions against those guilty, in his opinion, of destabilizing the situation in Ukraine.

        Sanctions were imposed on the adviser to the President of the Russian Federation Sergey Glazyev, the head of the Federation Council, Valentina Matvienko, Senator Andrei Klishas, ​​State Duma speaker Sergei Naryshkin, deputies Elena Mizulina and Alexei Pushkov, deputy prime ministers Dmitry Rogozin and Dmitry Kozak ... and a dozen more names = July 16 Washington synchronized its sanctions list with the European one.

        At their summit on July 16, European leaders limited themselves to agreeing to expand the criteria for sanctions and only by the end of July draw up a list of companies and individuals, including Russian ones, that would fall under the point of restrictive measures of the European Union. + July 26, 15 names and 18 legal entities were added to the EU sanctions list.

        July 29, the US Treasury announced the imposition of sanctions against the Bank of Moscow, VTB and the Agricultural Bank, as well as the United Shipbuilding Corporation of the Russian Federation. = On August 1, the EU introduced another economic sanction against Russia. The EU has restricted access to EU capital markets for Russian state-owned banks.

        The European Union has also included in the sanctions list the Russian defense concern Almaz-Antey, the low-cost Dobrolet airline flying to Crimea, and the Russian National Commercial Bank ...

        On September 12, the European Union published a new sanctions list. Rosneft, Transneft, and Gazprom Neft were hit by EU sanctions. The EU has banned the supply of dual-use goods to nine companies in the Russian defense sector, including Oboronprom, the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), Uralvagonzavod, and Concern Kalashnikov.

        The EU has banned European companies from providing exploration and production of deep-sea and Arctic oil, as well as shale oil projects, to Russian partners.

        The EU has tightened access to loans from a number of state-owned banks of the Russian Federation and reduced the loan term.


        The timeline is from 2014, and only for this year, i.e. 2014th ... you can continue 2 more pages, but laziness))) And these are only the sanctions that the EU introduced ... and without individual sanctions regarding activities in the territory of Crimea ... And all this is extended every 6-12 months))) If you notice)))
  5. 0
    23 August 2018 16: 59
    The Geyporean t cooks no longer know how to bite Russia. Some kind of ghoul. It’s time to shoot this evil spirits. sad angry
  6. +3
    23 August 2018 17: 04
    Britain does not want to "leave in English" from the EU, because the desire to shit is its main essence.
  7. 0
    23 August 2018 18: 13
    So, did the hamster die or wasn’t there at all? smile
    1. 0
      23 August 2018 18: 23
      Quote: July Caesar
      So, did the hamster die or wasn’t there at all?

      hamsters cleaned, the cat escaped
  8. +1
    23 August 2018 18: 32
    Sanctions from America are beginning to cross the line of absurdity, but this is quite normal. But our government only promises to do something in response .................... you probably already have to bet on bookmaker just funny
  9. +1
    23 August 2018 18: 35
    Quote: tTshka
    It would be nice ... But as practice shows, there is always someone against the next package of sanctions, but miraculously, on the day of adoption, everyone votes unanimously ... and voila, sanctions pass. mystic pounding

    It is said that Austria, France and Italy are against ...
  10. +1
    23 August 2018 21: 26
    British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt called on to toughen sanctions against Russia because of the alleged "participation of Russia in the poisoning of the Skripals"

    So you, my dear man, first go back to the united Europe, and then demand. Otherwise, your demands resemble the call of the individual peasant to the collective farmers to fulfill the plan for the delivery of meat and milk yield to the state. And not that - wow!

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