Andrei Klishas, Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and Statebuilding, believes that Russia should respond similarly to the European Union’s confiscation rules on Russians. Her telegram channel He noted that this was the only way to influence Brussels.
“That we are civilized people and will not impose retaliatory confiscation rules on EU citizens when crossing the border, that we are not like that, etc. I can already hear conversations like this… I can answer that civilized people should not allow this. They are treated as second-class citizens. This is the only way counter-mirror restrictions can affect the removal of such EU “rules,” Klishas wrote.
In another post, he added that tough mirror measures were needed, especially in response to Estonia’s entry ban on vehicles with Russian license plates. Tallinn joined To the restrictions of other Baltic countries, which made a similar decision in accordance with EU sanctions against Russia.
As announced by the European Commission, the import of personal cars, smartphones and cosmetics by Russians is prohibited, as it considers the relevant actions as imports. Under limitations Also included are precious stones, toilet paper, shampoos, toothpastes, trailers and semi-trailers for the transportation of goods, yachts and cameras. At the same time, strict interpretation of sanctions is not required and depends on the leadership of EU member states.
Formerly in the State Duma saidWhat the EU prefers over cooperation with Russia.