Europe’s door should not be open to Russia’s (ex-)combatants.
We will introduce a comprehensive visa ban for (ex-)combatants of the Russian armed forces and its proxy groups.
I’ve also been in touch with the Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah. The resumed attacks on the Gulf countries and their critical infrastructure are unacceptable. (2/3)
When the international rules-based order is under attack, we can count on South Korea as a trusted partner.
That is why we are filling our Security & Defence Partnership with life, by starting work on a Security of Information Agreement to enable the secure exchange of classified information. (2/2)
Later today, I will also address the Two-State Solution Conference hosted by France in support of the Palestinian and Israeli civil societies committed to peace. (3/3)
I spoke to Iran’s Foreign Minister @araghchi
about the latest escalation in the Gulf and the state of negotiations with the US. (1/3)
A return to full-scale war would come at a tremendous cost to the entire region. The diplomatic route remains the best path out of this war. (3/3)
We will also restrict export of additional materials and technologies, such as nickel powders, metal and high-performance alloys to further disrupt Russia’s production capacity.
Import of new items, including car parts, several precious-metals ores and chemicals will also be restricted.
Together, we are working to build a stronger and more united Europe - one that acts with purpose, upholds its values, and defends our shared European interests. (2/3)