The European Union will think about the lifting of sanctions with regard to Russia, provided that the peace plan in Ukraine will be observed, said Federal Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel in the air Inforadio. " We want to see real action. This means that one of the peace plan is not enough. If it will be observed, it will be possible to talk about the lifting of sanctions. But first We would like to make clear something that was on the East of Ukraine and hopefully will end soon is a violation of the territorial integrity of Ukraine and Russia's interactions with the so-called separatists, what We cannot accept. The path to dialogue remains open, We will continue to conduct these dialogues, But first it is necessary to perform the twelve points of the peace plan, " she said, RIA " Novosti ". In conversation, the Chancellor also said that the punishment against the Russian economy is the only way to respond to Russia's actions towards Ukraine, because from the very beginning has been clear that a military solution to this conflict." If We let things take their course, the damage that We would have suffered, and among them, our economy would be greater than If We are currently In place, But make it clear that If We go back to normal relations, penalties, by itself, will again be lifted, " said Merkel. The Chancellor also stressed that it will continue to make efforts to establish contacts between the Russian and the Ukrainian leadership. In addition, she said that Russia Founding act, NATO remains in force: " We do not wish to cancel, We wish to say that he left for us the basis and proposal for cooperation with Russia ". Before Merkel said that the Russian Federation at any time can become a good partner. September 5, she said that the adoption of new EU sanctions against Russia has the opportunity to be delayed, If the crisis in Ukraine is marked de-escalation. Remember, the first day of the week the EU could not approve the introduction of sanctions against Russia automatic writing procedure and delayed their introduction.
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