British PM proposes extension of anti-Russian sanctions

British Prime Minister David Cameron said at the parliament that EU sanctions against Russia should be extended before expiration, unless the situation improves, TASS reports.He noted that any developments similar to the events in Debaltsevo would be followed by a new round of sanctions, this time targeting banks and large companies. Cameron stated that Russia was not acting as a strategic partner of the EU. The EU should still work with Russia to resolve the nuclear dispute with Iran, reminds the PM.Cameron added that the West should resist disinformation from Russia.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said at the parliament that EU sanctions against Russia should be extended before expiration, unless the situation improves, TASS reports.

He noted that any developments similar to the events in Debaltsevo would be followed by a new round of sanctions, this time targeting banks and large companies. Cameron stated that Russia was not acting as a strategic partner of the EU. The EU should still work with Russia to resolve the nuclear dispute with Iran, reminds the PM.

Cameron added that the West should resist disinformation from Russia.