EU must reconsider ‘hare-brained’ Russia sanctions

Economic problems within the bloc stem from the Ukraine conflict and restrictions placed on Moscow, according to the Hungarian PM The EU must reconsider the sanctions it has placed on Russia in connection with the Ukraine conflict, and work to end hostilities as soon as possible, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said. Speaking on Kossuth Radio on Friday, Orban explained that the current economic problems within the bloc stem from Brussels’ “hare-brained” decision to respond to the Ukraine conflict by placing restrictions on Moscow, which have driven up energy prices and overall inflation, hindering the EU

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