Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announces tougher sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine in the second half of the month via a twitter post.
“Last night President Zelensky described the courage of the Ukrainians who bravely resist. They have the whole EU behind them. “We will strengthen our support for Ukraine, increase our sanctions and free ourselves from Russian fossil fuels,” he wrote.
“Dear President Zelensky, you have asked the international community to take part in supporting the people of Ukraine – we have heard you. Today we release #StandUpForUkraine. “A global campaign mobilizing everyone, from governments to companies and citizens, to raise funds for Ukraine,” she said in another post.
Last night President @ZelenskyyUa described the courage of Ukrainians who are resisting bravely.
They have the whole EU behind them.
We will step up our support to Ukraine, sharpen our sanctions and break free from Russian fossil fuels. https://t.co/7d4mzfelpP
– Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) March 25, 2022
Shanovny President @ZelenskyyUaви попросили міжнародну сільноту приєднатися до підтримки хоробрих людей – і ми σας почули.
Сьогодні ми запускаємо #StandUpForUkraine
Світову програму, яка змобілізує усіх: уряди, kompнії та громадян, для խոսру фінансової допомоги Україні. pic.twitter.com/7Xkq65hAvo
– Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) March 26, 2022
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