Poland's prime minister called for new sanctions as Russia "copes"

Mateusz Morawiecki called for more sanctionsagainst RUSSIA. According to him, Moscow is "doing a good job" with the existing ones.

Russia is doing well with sanctions so far, so Warsaw is trying to develop new sanctions packages. This was stated by Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at a briefing.

“So far we see that Russia, unfortunately, is coping well with sanctions. In this regard, Poland is trying to organize the process of designing the next sanctions packages,” he said.

In addition, he said that Poland will continue to implement the existing sanctions, even despite the refusal of Gazprom to supply gas to the country.

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“It must be recalled that these actions on the Russian side were taken because they tried to blackmail Poland, to force us to pay in rubles. We adhere to the sanctions that are being developed by the EC and the European Council. it follows from this that we will not pay in rubles for Russian gas,” Morawiecki said.

He urged other EU countries not only to refuse to pay for gas in rubles, but also to impose duties on gas and oil from Russia, so that Moscow could not easily get new markets. In addition, he suggested introducing secondary sanctions so that the Russian budget would suffer as many losses as possible.

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On March 23, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to transfer payments from unfriendly countries (the list includes all EU countries, the usa , Great Britain and a number of other states) for gas into rubles. The scheme began to work from 1 April. Nevertheless, already in mid-April, Putin noted that there were failures in paying for Russian oil and gas supplies to unfriendly countries.

Some EU countries reported that they did not intend to pay for gas in rubles, considering this a violation of the terms of the contracts, which in the majority involve payment in dollars or euros. Poland is among them. 

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