The European Union will not change policies in collaboration with Moscow after the meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin with his American counterpart Joe Biden. This was reported by TASS high-ranking source in the union.
“I do not think that we have reasons for changing our policy in relation to Russia,” the diplomat emphasized.
The meeting of the Russian and American presidents was held on June 16 in Geneva at Ville La Grunge. Leaders communicated for three and a half hours.
On June 15, Borrel determined three actions for Europe relations with Russia: repel, restrain and interact. The diplomat mentioned that the approach proposed by them repeats the concept of NATO, which is practiced since 2014 and is aimed at simultaneous interaction and deterrence.
In addition, the EU and the United States at the end of the summit on June 15 decided to create a high-level dialogue regarding Russia’s policy to “answer its negative behavior and harmful acts.”