Call on the international community to “Kill Russian exports” at the Davos Economic Forum, addressed today, Wednesday o Dmitro Kouleba, as a means of pressure for him end of the war in Ukraine.
“My message is very simple: kill Russian exports, except for some critical products that the world needs,” Kuleba told Davos. Moscow “He must stop making money and investing in a war machine that kills, rapes and tortures Ukrainians,” he said.
He also called on shipping companies to stop transporting Russian oil.
“There are two ways to approach sanctions. “The first is to say, ‘We will focus on oil and look for ways to stop buying Russian oil,'” he said. But “there is another way (…). “For example, the vast majority of Russian oil sold on the world market is transported by sea.”
European Council President Charles Michel said today that he remained “confident” of reaching an agreement on an EU embargo on Russian oil by the start of the European Council on Monday, despite a blockade by Hungary.
Kuleba also denounced Russian blackmail over Moscow’s request to lift sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine to avert a global food crisis “It’s an obvious blackmail. No better example of blackmail can be found in international relations. “If someone accepts it, then that person has a problem,” he said.
Russia’s Interfax news agency reported earlier that Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko had called for sanctions against Moscow to be lifted as a condition of preventing a global food crisis in the wake of its attack on Ukraine.
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