The European Union is obliged to uphold the penalties against Russia until, as long as will not be fully made the Minsk agreement, told Prime Minister Cameron D. and head of the European Council Donald Tusk in a phone interview, said the office of the head of the British government.
"the situation in Ukraine they agreed on the need for European leaders to send a strong signal to Russia that the penalties will remain in force until full implementation of Minsk," said the Commissioner of the London office, reports news Agency. Cameron and Tusk also discussed proposals for energy security, where the two leaders agreed that the Council (of EU leaders) must indicate a clear direction: supporting efforts that will allow Europe to reduce its dependence on Russian natural gas

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