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Sanctions Against Russia Causing Serious Losses for West

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According to the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, it is wrong to connect anti-Russian sanctions and the fulfillment of the Minsk agreements on Ukrainian reconciliation.

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Continental Divide: Anti-Russian Sanctions Cause Rift Between EU States

SOCHI (Sputnik) – Moscow does not discuss Western sanctions imposed against Russia and the topic is not on the country’s agenda and it is “absurd” to tie the sanctions to the fulfillment of the Minsk agreements on Ukrainian reconciliation, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Thursday.

“The Russian side doesn’t discuss the issue of sanctions. This topic isn’t on our agenda,” Peskov said during a briefing.

He said that no one wins in the unilateral sanctions imposed on Russia.

“We watch with great interest how the topic of sanctions are being discussed by all the countries, which are all taking on serious losses because of these sanctions,” Peskov said.

When asked for his commentary on the possibility of prolonging the already existing sanctions by the European Union, which says sanctions will remain in place until the Minsk agreements are fulfilled, Peskov said it was “absurd” to tie the Minsk agreements to sanctions against Russia.

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