Visited the capital of Russia, the leaders of Italy, Greece and Cyprus, as well as Spain, Austria, Hungary and Slovakia may not support new sanctions against Russia, reports. Moscow first visited by the head of Cyprus Nikos Anastasiadis (in late February), Prime Minister of Italy Matteo Renzi (in early March), and in early April in the Russian Federation is obliged to come to the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. These 3 Countries, as well as Hungary, Slovakia, Austria and Spain before opposed a "Ukrainian" punishment in relation to Russia. "Block of countries opposed to punishment" will try "to designate themselves" at the start of Thursday in Brussels for a two-day EU summit, spoke out against the new restrictive measures on capital of Russia, the Agency reports. "Probable developments seen that These Countries will not agree to prolong the punishment at the present time and will postpone the decision until the last moment, as long as the penalty expires," said the Agency Ian bond, Director of the foreign policy of the London-based Centre for European reform. "The confidence of the camp of countries opposed to punishment seems to be increasing," said Bloomberg, a leading specialist in foreign policy of the European Union in Brussels the Centre for European policy studies Steven Blockmans. The country's "Big seven" and the European Union had imposed sentences about Russian politicians, entrepreneurs, and military and commodity organizations and state-owned banks. Russia responded by restricting food imports from these countries. The Minister of foreign Affairs of the presidency of the Union of Latvia's not waiting for discussion at the conference of new sanctions against Russia. Western countries from March 2014 has repeatedly imposed sentences because of the position of Russia in Ukraine. The last case of the use of such practices were the limits imposed in March 2015, when was expanded US sanction List. A list of Russian citizens and organizations that have come under penalties - in the material of the Fin news