Unusual Summit Tomorrow at 21:00 GMT Greek leaders will meet live with the crisis in Ukraine and the rapid progress made since the recognition of the independence of Luhansk and Donetsk. Russia. The letter sent by Charles Michael, President of the European Council, to the heads of EU member states, refers to Russia’s aggressive behavior, which, he says, violates international law.
There is no room for the use of force and coercion to change boundaries in the 21st century.
I call on a special Council of Europe tomorrow in Brussels to discuss the latest developments in this regard. #Ukraine And Russia #EUCO https://t.co/WAfF9n4yix
– Charles Michael (@eucopresident) February 23, 2022
“There is no room in the 21st century for the use of force and coercion to change borders,” said Charles Michael. At the same time he mentions “I would like to thank you for the solidarity you have shown in recent days, especially by quickly adopting the Council’s set of sanctions today.”
“The aggressive actions of the Russian Federation violate international law and its territorial integrity and sovereignty,” he said. Of Ukraine. They also undermine the European security order.
Calling on the summit, he stressed that “it is important to continue to be united and determined and to define our collective approach and action collectively.” Therefore, I would like to invite you to an extraordinary Council of Europe to be held in Brussels on Thursday, February 24, starting at 20:00 (Greek time 21:00).
He commented on the topics discussed in his letter:
“I would like to discuss:
Recent developments,
How do we maintain a rule-based international order?
How we treat Russia, especially Russia should be held accountable for its actions,
How to further support Ukraine and its people.
“I look forward to seeing you tomorrow night.”
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