Limiting Economic Ties with the Russian Federation in Response to the War in Ukraine
This motion adopted by the Council of Members in May 2022 says that it is high time for the European community to hold the Russian government to account for the crimes and gross violations of international law.
The European Union and its Member States must pursue a policy that shall no longer finance the morally corrupt regime that began this abhorrent war. The European community must do everything in its power to stop the senseless violence inflicted upon Ukraine and its people by the Russian Federation and its armed forces.
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