The European Union is preparing the abolition of sanctions

The ambassadors of the 28 EU member States will meet in Brussels to consider the process of peaceful resolution of domestic crisis. Also, they will consider and the possibility of gradual abolition of the punishment imposed against the Russian Federation.

The EU binds entry of its own penalties against Russia with exacerbations of the Ukrainian crisis. In this regard, the improvement of the situation in the Donbass and stop the bloodshed, and the steps to a diplomatic resolution of the incident, which split the Ukrainian community, must be the pretext for the abolition of restrictive measures.

Previously, the adepts of the European Union have already talked about the fact that the probability of cancellation penalties are, but actually similar scenario will be possible to speak only after a joint discussion of the possibility of multiple adepts, which is scheduled for September 30. Discussion will be held in the framework prepared by the European external action service review of the implementation of the peace project.

"Only in the light of this assessment and, if conditions allow, the European Commission and the EMU may be asked to submit proposals for possible changes" - quoted by RIA Novosti adept of the European Union. Therefore, the sanctions pressure may be weakened, but in future who would have thought postponed, but the final decision is up to European politicians.

Cancellation penalties involve themselves Europeans, who suddenly got a strong back her own restrictive measures. Besides all this, the wise politicians are not interested in escalation of incidents in Europe. "We like to think that the cold war ended, said on this occasion, the European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.

Barroso noted in addition that the European punishment and retaliation Russia "does not help" the economy of the European Union. Therefore, they can not differentiate on the political situation, financial and cancel them interested for the beginning of the Europeans.

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