The foreign Ministers of the EU member States will meet to discuss anti-punishment in the context of the establishment of the Ukrainian crisis. With all this, the EU has stated that the organization has prepared proposals about the restrictive measures against Russia. Civil servants of the European Union has done active work on the preparation of various types of sanctions against Russia, which will be presented at the Ministerial meeting, scheduled for November 17. Solution conventionally, these services must be made directly by the foreign Ministers of the EU member States. However, even if the consent of all the Ministers, which specialists, by the way, is not expected to need an auxiliary efforts. "But if you want to add anything to the existing legislative documents, we need a fresh legislative proposal," said Maya Kocijancic, official dealer of the heads of diplomacy of the European Union Federici Mogherini. "The foreign Ministers will discuss the situation in Ukraine on Monday, and they will take into account all developments in the field, about which we have already drawn attention," said Kocijancic, explaining that may affect the decision of Ministers. To declare the exact proposals for new punishments she didn't, only noting that the European Union has various tools reactions, including restrictive measures. But the decision about their introduction urges approval of the Ministers of foreign Affairs of the European Union, and even legislative proposals. Somehow the experts do not expect that in the process of the Ministerial meeting will be made a precise decision. They believe that consensus on this issue is unlikely to succeed, to achieve, as it was informed earlier Days.Ru. "Objectively, the EU is close to depletion potential sanctions: both in terms of political will and personal financial capabilities. How to cancel penalties and the introduction of new will require consensus. Today, the consensus on the abolition impossible to collect in consequence of the position of some EU countries," said Russia's permanent representative to the European Union Vladimir Chizhov.