European leaders are grappling with the challenge of imposing new sanctions on Russia following President Putin's refusal to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine, without the backing of the United States. The anticipated support from President Trump did not materialize, leaving the EU to advance its own sanctions regimen, with the latest being its 17th round. These measures have become less ambitious and more incremental due to the difficulty in reaching a unanimous consensus among EU member states, reflecting the complexities of the geopolitical situation.
European leaders face the daunting task of expanding sanctions against Russia without the anticipated support from the United States, especially after Trump’s inconclusive communication.
The EU's 17th round of sanctions reflects growing challenges to achieve consensus among member states, with incremental measures becoming the new norm amid political pressure.
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