Kopacz: Putin is trying to divide the EU
PR dla Zagranicy
John Beauchamp
18.12.2014 16:46
Polish Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz has said that the European Union should stick together, before a meeting of European leaders in the Belgian capital.
PM Kopacz says that EU countries have to stick together on the issue of Ukraine. Photo: PAP/Radek Pietruszka
“At the Brussels summit European Union countries have to answer whether they are still united on the issue of Ukraine,” Kopacz told reporters.
She added that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to divide the countries of the EU.
“His statements are very clear: he says that everything which is happening in his country - this crisis - is a fault of the West,” Kopacz said.
The head of the Polish government emphasised that “Putin's statements are aimed at sowing discord among EU member states.”
“EU countries which have so far been quite cautious in implementing sanctions, may, after hearing these statements by the Russian President, be even more prudent than before,” Kopacz added. (rg)
Source: IAR