Cade cortina. După patru ani de război, sprijinul pentru noi sancțiuni împotriva Rusiei scade în UE

Support for new sanctions against Russia is declining in the EU as member states seek exemptions to protect their economies. Negotiations for a new sanctions package have become increasingly difficult, with several countries opposing measures that could harm their economic interests. The latest sanctions aim to restrict Russian exports and financial systems, but face resistance from nations like Greece, which demands the ability to continue LNG transport. Other countries, including Portugal and Germany, are requesting the removal of certain import bans. European companies have already suffered significant losses due to existing sanctions, leading to concerns about the unity of the EU in supporting Ukraine.