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Follow RT on Washington and Berlin have struck a deal that would see the Americans drop opposition to the almost-complete Nord Stream 2 pipeline for transporting Russian gas, in exchange for Germany promising extensive investments in Ukraine.
White House officials confirmed the existence of the agreement on Wednesday, details of which were leaked to the press earlier in the week. Under the four-point plan, Germany and the US would invest in energy security and green energy in Ukraine and Europe and back the so-called
“Three Seas Initiative” spearheaded by Poland and Croatia.
Berlin also pledged to push Russia into extending the current gas arrangement with Ukraine, which provides Kiev with $3 billion in annual transit fees, through to 2034 – and promised to back sanctions against Moscow if it commits
EU weighs Belarus sanctions at sectors close to leader
By RAF CASERT and BARRY HATTONMay 27, 2021 GMT
LISBON, Portugal (AP) European Union nations sketched out plans Thursday for new sanctions against Belarus, targeting economic sectors close to its authoritarian leader, as they sought to strike back at him for the diversion of a passenger jet to arrest a dissident journalist.
Meeting in Lisbon, EU foreign ministers vowed to continue ramping up pressure on Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko whose disdain for democratic norms and human rights has made his country a pariah in the West.
The country’s isolation has only deepened since Sunday, when Belarusian flight controllers told the crew of a Ryanair jet about a bomb threat and instructed it to land in Minsk, where journalist Raman Pratasevich was pulled off the plane.