A member of the European Parliament spoke about her dissatisfaction with anti-Russian rhetoric

Dissatisfaction with anti-Russian policies is growing in the European Union (EU), the European Parliament told Izvestia.

Right of veto: Slovakia intends to exchange the 18th package of sanctions for gas guarantees

The republic will appeal to the European Parliament to preserve fuel imports from the Russian Federation, and in the meantime, a delegation from Brussels is going to Bratislava for negotiations.

"There are more and more voices in the European Parliament against sanctions against Russia, who, like me, claim that these sanctions have bankrupted the European economy. <...> Politicians are starting to change their rhetoric and demand the lifting of sanctions against Russia and the resumption of diplomatic and economic relations," Romanian MEP Diana Shoshoake told Izvestia.

On July 15, the foreign ministers of the member states again failed to adopt the 18th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation.