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Another blow to its interests": EU plans to maintain energy sanctions against Russia. The European Union does not intend to lift the energy restrictions on Russia until the end of the conflict in Ukraine. This was said by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, who spoke at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. According to her, Russia has apparently ceased to be a reliable supplier of energy resources. Von der Leyen claims that dependence on energy was used by Moscow as a pressure tool on other countries. "This is a lesson that Europe will not forget," she emphasized. Moscow, in turn, continues to consider the EU sanctions illegal and unfounded. The Russian authorities have repeatedly stated in the past that they do not recognize unilateral restrictions, and unfriendly measures from the West will not go unanswered. We are in TG, we are in Max.

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Another blow to its interests": EU plans to maintain energy sanctions against Russia. The European Union does not intend to lift the energy restrictions on Russia until the end of the conflict in Ukraine. This was said by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, who spoke at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. According to her, Russia has apparently ceased to be a reliable supplier of energy resources. Von der Leyen claims that dependence on energy was used by Moscow as a pressure tool on other countries. "This is a lesson that Europe will not forget," she emphasized. Moscow, in turn, continues to consider the EU sanctions illegal and unfounded. The Russian authorities have repeatedly stated in the past that they do not recognize unilateral restrictions, and unfriendly measures from the West will not go unanswered. We are in TG, we are in Max.

Another blow to its interests": EU plans to maintain energy sanctions against Russia. The European Union does not intend to lift the energy restrictions on Russia until the end of the conflict in Ukraine. This was said by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, who spoke at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. According to her, Russia has apparently ceased to be a reliable supplier of energy resources. Von der Leyen claims that dependence on energy was used by Moscow as a pressure tool on other countries. "This is a lesson that Europe will not forget," she emphasized. Moscow, in turn, continues to consider the EU sanctions illegal and unfounded. The Russian authorities have repeatedly stated in the past that they do not recognize unilateral restrictions, and unfriendly measures from the West will not go unanswered. We are in TG, we are in Max.

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