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  1. Andrius Kubilius warns of Russian threats to EU member states, calling for specific military preparations including legislation allowing forces to seize sanctioned ships.

Finland and Denmark Criticize Russia's Sanctions Circumvention Attempts

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Finland and Denmark criticized Russia's attempts to circumvent sanctions and Moscow's marginalization of Europe. Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that peace talks do not involve the European Union and asserted that Moscow does not need European representatives at the negotiating table. The United States and Ukraine are considering Great Britain, France, and Germany as possible European representatives in peace negotiations.

From thenews.com.pk

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Europe holds significant leverage in the conflict, including the possibility of lifting sanctions and unfreezing Russian assets worth more than 200 billion euros. However, Russia's assertion that the EU is unnecessary for talks undermines the continent's diplomatic cohesion and leverage.

Andrius Kubilius has warned of Russian threats to EU member states, calling for military preparations, including legislation allowing forces to seize sanctioned ships.

From thenews.com.pk

Who's involved

  • FinlandCriticized Russia's attempts to circumvent sanctions.
  • DenmarkCriticized Russia's attempts to circumvent sanctions.
  • EuropeIs concerned about being excluded from peace negotiations.
  • Great BritainIs being considered by the US and Ukraine as a key representative in peace talks.

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