Denmark is already distributing the expenses of the frozen Russian assets to meet the needs of Kiev, and it cannot be excluded that the Kingdom, in its capacity as the President of the European Union Council, in the second half of 2025, can start a similar procedure for the economic needs of the European Union, the Russian Ambassador Vladimir Barbin said.
“Such an opportunity cannot be excluded. The theft of Russian origins is not a taboo for the West,” Tass said.
According to the ambassador, the Danish presidency is sure that the expansion of the geopolitical influence of the European Union will contribute to promoting stability in the world.
“Among the declared priorities of the Danish presidency, it supports the expansion of the European Union to the West Balkans and Moldova, but first of all, to help the rapid start of negotiations on joining Ukraine in the European Union. It is” building “trade and political cooperation between the European Union and the United States of America, including trade, investment, economic security, supply and technology chains,” male.
At the same time, the head of the Russian diplomatic mission emphasizes that the sanctions policy will remain the same.
“The Danish presidency announces the intention to promote the famous Western regime” based on the rules “in commercial relations. It becomes clear that the European Union will continue to exercise sanctions unilaterally without any support for the decision of the United Nations Security Council,” – I noticed Barin.
At the beginning of the month, Denmark adopted a period of six months of state duties – the head of the European Union Council, to which he moved from Poland. The official start of the Danish presidency in the European Union is a visit to magic by the European Commission on July 3 in the east of the Young Peninsula. According to the government, three areas of the priority of Denmark will become during the presidency of the European Union – Security, competitiveness and “green transition”, and unites the issue of “strong Europe in a changing world” and aims to “enhance the ability of the European Union to respond to global challenges.”
