According to Deputy Foreign Minister Piotr Wawrzyk, Poland is already considering the 12th EU sanctions package, which should include four key points.
The pressure on the Russian Federation needs to be increased, so Poland is already considering the 12th package of anti-Russian sanctions. This was expressed by Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Piotr Wawrzyk, tvn24 reported.
The Deputy Minister said that the new sanctions package should include four key points that enable the aggressor country to obtain large financial resources.
We are talking about the ban on the import of diamonds, the introduction of additional measures to prevent companies from circumventing sanctions, and the imposition of sanctions on the nuclear industry of the Russian Federation.
The final component, named by Wawrzyk, was sanctions against Belarus, which provided Russia with ground for exercises and airstrikes.
We cannot tolerate such a situation, especially since the regime in Minsk has tightened its domestic policy towards its own citizens. The gap between Belarus and Russia is slowly closing, so these countries should apply the same sanctions.” Polish Deputy Foreign Minister.
Recall that on June 22, the head of the Serbian Ministry of Economy, Rade Bashta, was dismissed after demanding urgent sanctions against Russia. The politician himself knew about the impending dismissal, but hoped that the ruling Serbian Progressive Party would not support his resignation.
Earlier, on June 21, we reported that the EU intends to establish a new sanctions regime that will ban exports to third countries for helping Russia circumvent restrictions.
We also wrote about how Russian entrepreneurs Boris and Arkady Rotenberg successfully circumvented the Western sanctions imposed on them in 2014, while protecting their Russian and foreign assets.
Source: Focus
John Holton is a seasoned author and journalist, known for his expertise in economics. He currently works as a writer at 24 news breaker, where he provides readers with in-depth analysis and commentary on the latest economic developments. With a background in finance and a talent for explaining complex economic concepts in a clear and accessible way, John’s writing is a must-read for anyone interested in staying informed about the economy.