U.S.-EU Joint Press Release by the EEAS and Department of State on the First U.S.-EU High-Level Dialogue on Russia - United States Department of State

Mar 31, 2022 View Original Article
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61% : They welcomed the growing number of countries applying sanctions and export control measures since Russia's invasion, including countries implementing them for the first time, and reiterated their commitment to further expanding the coalition and strengthening enforcement of these measures.
55% : Begin text:The European Union and the United States held today in Washington, D.C., the first U.S.-EU High-Level Dialogue on Russia.
55% : Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland represented the United States and European External Action Service Deputy Secretary General for Political Affairs Enrique Mora represented the European Union.
51% : Under Secretary Nuland and Deputy Secretary General Mora welcomed the coordination between the United States and the European Union in implementing unprecedented sanctions and export control measures in response to Russia's aggression and discussed continued close cooperation in coordination with the G7 to ensure stringent implementation of these measures.
50% : They noted that the United States and the European Union will work to track reports of war crimes and will share information gathered with allies, partners, international institutions and organizations, as appropriate, and use every tool available to hold the perpetrators to account.
39% : They underscored that the United States and EU stand with Russian civil society, independent journalists, and youth whose future and voices are under increasing threat within Russia and with those who have been forced to flee the country.

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