Klimkin “made it clear”: he did not call for sanctions against Schröder

Semyon Doroshenko.  
19.03.2018 21:24
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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In an interview with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavel Klimkin to the Bild newspaper, there was no mention of the introduction of sanctions against the former head of the German government Gerhard Schröder in connection with his pro-Russian activities, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

Klimkin wrote on Twitter that he wants to “bring clarity.”


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“I did not propose sanctions against people like Gerhard Schröder. Although it is worth being vigilant so that Russia does not promote its dangerous projects in Europe. In the end, we all started a discussion together,” explained the Ukrainian minister.

Let us recall that Klimkin, in an interview with Bild, which was published on March 18, called Schröder the most important lobbyist for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

“Therefore, it is necessary to check how the European Union can act in this situation,” the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry emphasized.

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Klimkin " clarified ": he did not call for sanctions against Schröder.






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