EU joins in Russia’s bid to pressure Putin in Ukraine peace talks

The European Union on Thursday received many economic objectives from Russia, adding to the US President Donald Trump’s new sanctions measures the previous day against Russia.

It is a broad effort to expel the money that financed the invasion of Ukraine and to force President Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to the war.

The move is by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who has been keen on an international campaign to further punish Russia for attacking his country.

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Despite USED-led peace efforts in recent months, the war shows no sign of ending after more than three years of fighting, with European leaders increasingly concerned about the threat from Russia.

Ukrainian forces are being held by Russia’s main forces at Bay in a slow and destructive battle for traction and a nearly 1,000-kilometer front line in eastern and southern Ukraine. Almost daily long strikes by Russia have targeted Ukraine’s Grid Grid before the bitter winter, while Ukrainian forces targeted Russian oil refineries and production plants.

Income is the linchpin of the Russian economy, allowing Putin to pour money into the armed forces without increasing prices for everyday people and avoid a currency collapse.

EU targets for Russian oil and gas, shadow stacks of hundreds of worn-out tanks and windows in Russia’s financial sector. Also, a new plan to limit the movement of Russian diplomats to 27-National EU citizens will be introduced.

Zelenskyy urged many countries to punish Russia. “This is a good signal for other countries in the world to join the pledges,” he told reporters in Brussels.

Top officials in Europe and the United States have discussed for months how best to keep pressure on the Kremlin.

The new EU measures took almost a month to decide. The bloc of 27 has already snatched 18 packages of packages against Russia over the war, but getting a final agreement on who and what should take weeks. Moscow also testified to AdTETT in the distribution of sanctions.

Asked about looking closely at oil companies Rosneft and Lakoil after Trump, that his plan for a quick meeting with Putin was held because Putin agreed to give up on his demands.

In what appeared to be a public reminder of Russia’s Atomic Arsenals, Putin on Wednesday directed drills by the country’s nuclear forces.