Permission to detain tankers with Russian oil escalates risks
What to know about Security Escalation
Konstantin Basyuk, deputy chairman of the Federation Council Defense and Security Committee, criticized the EU's decision to allow warships to detain tankers carrying Russian oil. He argues that this move targets the Russian economy and increases the risk of escalation and distrust.
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What happened
The permission granted to EU warships to detain tankers with Russian oil on board just adds to the risks of further escalation, the deputy chairman of the Federation Council Defense and Security Committee told TASS.
Why it matters
"The decision is aimed not merely at the Russian economy but more against the prospects of restoring normal relations and building sustainable peace in the future," Konstantin Basyuk said.
Common ground
Any attempt to transfer the economic rivalry to pressure by force deepens distrust and increases risks of further escalation, the senior lawmaker added.
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Konstantin Basyuk, deputy chairman of the Federation Council Defense and Security Committee, criticized the EU's decision to allow warships to detain tankers carrying Russian oil. He argues that this move targets the Russian economy and increases the risk of escalation and distrust.
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