Gennady Miller. Prime Minister of Greece Alexis Tsipras and Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann has called for dialogue between the EU and Russia and against the expansion of the sanctions, said a source in the government of Greece, the Athens news Agency.

Cyprus on the first day of the week held dialogues in Vienna with Faymann and, According to the source, in many of the parties were in agreement.

Consent was also on the topic of Russia. The General position of the Austrian Chancellor and the Prime Minister of Greece - must be a dialogue at the diplomatic level between the EU and Russia, not an extension of the punishment, " said the Commissioner of the Greek government.

according to him, the meeting was held in a very good atmosphere, and the Austrian Chancellor said that it was important and necessary to reach a mutually beneficial agreement between Greece and its partners.

Faymann considers realistic and justified the position of the Greek government and believes it is important to Greece assured lenders that will meet its obligations under a duty to implement a temporary interim agreement (bridge agreement), " said the source.

The Chancellor considers necessary interim agreement and will support him at the conference, the source said.

reportedly Greek media, near the residence of the Chancellor of the Prime Minister of Greece met a few dozen of the Greeks and Austrians, scanned slogans in support of Greece. The posters had the requirement to write off the debts of Greece. Cyprus welcomed the audience and thanked them for their support.


Western countries since March has repeatedly imposed punishment on a number of Russian politicians, businessmen and organizations because of the position of Russia in Ukraine. The last case of the use of such practices began in December limits, when the head of the U.S. announced an economic blockade of the Crimea, and in the sanctions List included a number of famous figures from the Crimea and Eastern Ukraine.

The list of Russian Citizens and organizations, first fell under the sentence, the material of the Fins news

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