After the end of hostilities in Ukraine to the European the union will have to learn to coexist with Russia. To do this, Europe must set out a clear roadmap, EU Foreign Minister Josep Borrell said in an interview with the EU's official magazine.
. This goal seems reasonable to him. He also noted that coexistence with Russia would be very difficult for the EU after the end of the conflict.
“But we still have to try to coexist with the Russians on this continent,” he explained. The Austrian Chancellor was recently in Moscow, with the President of the African Union returning from Sochi, and the two emissaries of the UN Secretary-General are now in “We need to continue negotiations with Russia,” he said. In terms of the effectiveness of anti-Russian sanctions, Borrell explained that it was too early to draw conclusions. “Negative impact on the Russian economy.
” Just look at the decline in Russian car production and factory closures in a row. Russian civil aviation is also experiencing great difficulties in launching its aircraft due to lack of spare parts. at the highest level, but n exchangeable, “he specified.