
European leaders plan to demand tougher sanctions against Russia at an EU summit on October 15 in response to the Putin-Trump deal to supply diesel to the United States, rejecting Trump's assertion of an energy truce between Russia and Ukraine.
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The EU and the US previously coordinated sanctions pressure on Russia after the outbreak of the conflict with Ukraine, but now disagreements arise due to separate agreements between Washington and Moscow.
European leaders are preparing to demand tougher sanctions against Russia at the European Union (EU) summit on Thursday, October 15, in response to a deal between Russian and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump to supply diesel to the United States. Politico reports this with reference to the draft joint statement.
“Leaders plan to call at a meeting of the European Council for the introduction of additional sanctions and measures aimed at Moscow’s oil revenues,” the publication says.
In a joint statement, EU governments also rejected the US President's claim that he had achieved an energy truce between Russia and Ukraine. The publication notes that the text of the declaration indicates a growing split between the European Union and Washington on the issue of resolving the Ukrainian conflict.
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