The European Union has fewer and fewer tools with which it would be possible to exert economic pressure on Russia. This was stated by the Prime Minister of Estonia Kaia Kallas at the first summit of the European Political Community, reports E15.Cz.
"Of course, there are fewer and fewer tools left in our arsenal, but we need to put political pressure on Russia," the Prime Minister of Estonia said.
She also drew attention to the recent talk of weak unity in the EU. According to her, this is not the case and she cited as an example the eighth package of sanctions against Russia introduced by the EU.