Ukraine FM asks EU, G7 to impose more sanctions against Russia
March 07, 2022  12:29
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Ukraine's foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba on Sunday asked European Union (EU) and G7 countries to impose a specific set of sanctions against Moscow to further "pinch the Russian economy", a media report said.

Ukraine's foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba sent letters to all his counterparts in the EU and G7 countries with a specific list of the sanctions "in order to finally pinch the Russian economy and end the war in Ukraine". 

The development comes amidst Russia's continuous advances in Ukraine, encircling multiple key cities.

Earlier on February 28, in a previous meeting with the G7 Foreign Ministers, Kuleba had insisted on a full embargo for Russian oil and gas and said buying them now means "paying for the murder of Ukrainian men, women and children".

Kuleba also said that the G7 countries had agreed to provide Ukraine with more practical means to defend itself. He had said that defensive weapons, military equipment, and financial support for Ukraine were underway.


Image: A local resident reacts as a house is on fire after heavy shelling on the only escape route used by locals to leave the town of Irpin. Carlos Barria/Reuters
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