Estonian PM calls on EU to introduce responsibility for circumventing anti-Russian sanctions
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- 23 March, 2023
- 12:23
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The European Union should introduce responsibility for circumventing the anti-Russian sanctions and using the third parties for the sale of Russian goods to Europe, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said.
Report informs, citing Al Jazeera, that Kallas stressed the need to discuss responsibility for circumventing sanctions.
"We see that now we do not have so many trade relations with Russia but the trade with third parties is ongoing. And the question is: do we really hold trade with the third parties or Russia uses them for its benefit," she said.
Kallas added that the EU already started discussing possible implications for those who circumvent sanctions.
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