mercredi 5 mars 2014

France warns Russia of rapid EU sanctions

 PARIS Wed March 5, 2014 3:30 am EST

(Reuters) - European Union leaders holding a crisis meeting on Ukraine  on Thursday imposed sanctions on Could Russia if there has-been no "de-escalation" by Then, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said. 
Fabius Told France's BFM TV That Could Such Measures include restrictions on visas, the assets of Individuals and Existing discussions on Economic ties with Russia
"Let's start to initiate the path of dialogue, aimed at the same time tomorrow there is an EU summit and sanctions Could be voted tomorrow if there is no de-escalation. I expect and hope That Russia Will today tell us That there is a prospect Contact for dialogue with a group, "he Said, REFERRING to Proposals to form a grouping of key players in the Ukraine crisis. 
Fabius WAS speaking before hosting talks Between His Russian, U.S., Ukrainian and other Counterparts on the margins of a long-scheduled meeting on Lebanon in the French capital.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov Will Meet face-to-face for the first time since the crisis escalated, Effective Attended a conference in Paris by all five permanent members of the UN Security Council, diplomats organizing the talks Said .
That Fabius added HAD France Jointly Elaborated a "crisis exit" plane with Germany, Whose leader Angela Merkel has-been more reticent than Publicly French Officials to raise the threat of sanctions on Russia.
His toughly worded warning DESPITE to Moscow, Fabius reiterated previous comments France That Had No Plan have yet to suspend deliveries of naval ships to Russia.

(Reporting by  John Irish  and Mark John ; editing by Brian Love 

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