Von der Leyen and Vance are considering coordinated sanctions against Russia
Meanwhile, the European Union is preparing a series of sanctions against Moscow beste bat - the nineteenth since the war began.
To coordinate new sanctions against Russia recently spoke Ursula von der Leyen J President of the European Commission and\u00A0J D. Vance US Vice President.
"The idea is to maintain a united front inthe area of sanctions, because the more we coordinate with our partners, the more effective we are, "said CommissionChief Spokeswoman Paula Pinho at the organization's press conference this Friday.
The spokesman has given several examples of this cooperation, such as the joint efforts with the G7 around the Russian oil price ceiling , which "are producing good results."
"We have seen that sanctions are effective and will therefore continue to put pressure on the Russian war economy, increasing the cost to Russia of not participating in the peace talks and finally bringing President Putin to the negotiating table, "he added.
Meanwhile, the European Union is preparing another round of sanctions against Moscow, the nineteenth since the start of the war.
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