In an interview with ‘La Vanguardia’ convened by Europa Press this Friday, he said, “It takes time, but it’s very important what we play for,” and insisted that the reasons for this should be well explained.
a) Yes, celebrated the evolution of facts Ukraine “provides the reason and justifies the European strategy”He stressed military support, sanctions against the Russian economy, and the use of diplomacy – in his own words – to isolate Russia.
argued “Finish the war well so that peace can be built later”in his view it means providing Ukraine with the best conditions for negotiation.
“They need more than applause, they need us to continue helping them,” he said, referring to the Ukrainian population, and was confident that the European Union would act unanimously, even if there were political changes in the states.
Borrell complained that the advance of the Ukrainian army turned into a resurgence of Russian attacksand reminded him that wars are unpredictable: “Let’s not set the bells instantly,” he asked.
When asked about Europe’s reaction to energy prices, he said “even those who say the market should be allowed to function have had to admit that it has produced unacceptable social distortions”.