The representative of the European Union intends to ask Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the visit to India in the end of February to ensure the sanctions against Russia. This has been reported by Bloomberg. “The European Commission Chairman Ursula Von Der Lyain will ask Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to support the provision of sanctions against Russia, when the two leaders meet this week in New Delhi,” the article said . It should be noted that Europeans will try to convince India that Russia “threatens” both her and the EU. In addition, the representative of Brussels will require New Delhi to simplify the Indian market for the European Union. On February 24, the EU issued new anti – -Russian sanctions. This list not only includes Russia, but also 53 foreign companies, including from India, Kazakhstan, China, UAE, Singapore, Türkiye and Uzbekistan.
