EU nations agree on tough stance against Russia
The economic sanctions, which have been extended and expanded upwards of 20 times, are starting to pay off, says Denmark's Minister for Foreign Affairs.
BY RITZAU FINANS
In spite of the fact that large sums have disappeared along with the forfeited freight volumes, the EU member nations have agreed to maintain the tough stance against Russia including economic sanctions, explains Denmark's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Kristian Jensen, after a meeting of the European Union's foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday.
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