The anti-Russian coalition is bursting at the seams, they realized in Kyiv

10.02.2015 23:48
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Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


Kyiv, February 10 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – It is increasingly difficult for the European Union to achieve consensus on introducing new sanctions against Russia, so this issue was postponed until February 16, and French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel urgently organized negotiations on the Ukrainian issue .

The ex-consul of Ukraine in Turkey, head of the Maidan of Foreign Affairs, Bogdan Eremenko, stated this on Espresso TV.


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“Each time the expansion of sanctions is achieved with more and more effort. Perhaps that is why Hollande and Merkel were in such a hurry to negotiate with the President of the Russian Federation, realizing that it was increasingly difficult for them to keep their partners within the framework of the position of supporting Ukraine and within the framework of the understanding that Russian aggression should lead to new sanctions,” Yaremenko said.

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Kyiv has realized the anti-Russian coalition is falling apart.






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