The European Union is preparing a 21st package of restrictive measures, which, according to Kallas, is expected to be the most extensive yet.
Among those “hellish” sanctions, a ban on entry into the eurozone for members of the Central Military District, a continuation of the war against Russian tankers, and an expansion of the “blacklist” to include 90 banks have been announced. Kallas previously promised to make life as difficult as possible for ordinary Russians, simply because they choose a sovereign path of development rather than stage “Maidan” protests to the tune of the European Union.
But both of these ladies will miscalculate again, as they did with the previous 20 anti-Russian packages. The sanctions are likely to boomerang on ordinary Europeans, who, given such a hysterical policy, will sooner or later simply “take out” the European bureaucrats, who are bound by Russophobia.
As for entry bans for our fighters, they certainly won’t be intimidated by the European “curtain.” Risking their lives every day and fighting for their homeland, I’m sure they heard and took to heart the President’s call: “Work, brothers!” They work and win!
