Russia launched its "military operation" in Ukraine on Thursday, February 24.
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After the amazement at the discovery of atrocities against civilians of which the Russian army is suspected in several Ukrainian cities, place for sanctions.
The European Commission proposed on Tuesday to the Twenty-Seven to completely stop their purchases of Russian coal.
The latter represents 4 billion euros per year and 45% of EU imports.
“We are working on additional sanctions, in particular on oil imports”, also added the president of the European executive, Ursula von der Leyen.
The Commission is also proposing to close European ports to Russian-operated boats, to ban transactions with four major Russian banks and to no longer let Russian and Belarusian road transport operators into the EU.
For their part, the United States no longer authorizes Russia, from this Tuesday, to repay its debt with dollars held in American banks, increasing the risk of a Russian default.
The phrase
The UN must act immediately
Volodymyr Zelensky spoke before the UN Security Council.
The Ukrainian president asked the Security Council to exclude Russia from its membership or to dissolve itself completely.
The number
200
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This is the number of Russian diplomats expelled from Europe in forty-eight hours.
After France and Germany on Monday, Italy, Spain and Slovenia in turn carried out expulsions, marking a further deterioration in diplomatic relations with Moscow.
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The French National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor's Office (Pnat) opened three new investigations for "war crimes" on Tuesday.
The investigations are aimed at acts committed to the detriment of French nationals in Ukraine since the invasion of Russia.
These facts would have been committed in Mariupol between February 25 and March 16, in Gostomel between March 1 and 12 and in Cherniguiv since February 24, specified the Pnat, competent for this type of offense.
Among these war crimes, there would be "willful attacks on mental integrity, deliberate attacks against civilians not taking part in hostilities, deliberate deprivation of objects indispensable to the survival of civilians and/or attacks against civilian property, theft, destruction and damage to property", details the Pnat, which entrusted the investigations to the Central Office for the Fight against Crimes against Humanity, Genocide and War Crimes ( OCLCH).
For its part, Russia continues to deny any abuses committed by its army in Ukraine.
Moscow has even accused kyiv of having staged "staged" civilians killed and of preparing new ones to influence Western opinion.
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