EU: Russia will be cut off from international financial markets if it “invades” Ukraine
CCTV News Client News On the evening of the 20th local time, European Commission President von der Leyen revealed some specific sanctions that Russia will suffer if it “invades” Ukraine.
In an interview with German TV that night, she said that in the event of an “invasion”, Russia would be cut off from international financial markets. At the same time, Russia will not have access to the goods it desperately needs, “we dominate the production of these goods, and they have no substitutes”.
Recently, relations between Russia and Ukraine have deteriorated rapidly, and both sides have deployed a large number of military personnel and weapons in the border areas of the two countries. The United States, Ukraine and NATO allege that Russia has assembled a large number of troops near the eastern border of Ukraine and has the potential of “invasion”. Russia denies it, emphasizing that NATO activities threaten Russia’s border security, and Russia has the right to mobilize troops within its borders to defend its territory. (Headquarters reporter Zheng Zhi)
