March 19 (Reuters) – Poland has proposed to its European partners to establish a total embargo on trade with Russia, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced on Saturday, who deemed it necessary to further toughen sanctions against Moscow.
“Poland proposes to add a commercial blockade to the sanctions as soon as possible, a blockade on maritime trade but also on land trade. The total stoppage of Russia’s trade would force the latter to ask itself whether it does not Wouldn’t it be better to put an end to this cruel war”, said the head of the Polish government.
The European Union this week approved a fourth round of sanctions targeting Russia, expanding the list of oligarchs and corporate targets. (Alicja Ptak; French version Nicolas Delame)