Czechs seek to modify proposed EU sanctions, warn of escalation


  • World
  • Tuesday, 02 Sep 2014

PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech Republic wants to modify some parts of the European Union's proposed new trade measures against Russia, Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on Tuesday, warning that escalating sanctions was risky.

EU leaders decided at a summit on the weekend that direct engagement of Russian troops in the war in eastern and southern Ukraine called for a stepping up of sanctions imposed so far unless Russia pulled its soldiers back.

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