Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2015-06-09-Speech-2-060-000"
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"Mr President, the draft report before us outlines the difficulties in our relationship with Russia, from its aggression in Ukraine to allegations of corruption and the suppression of fundamental freedoms of speech, the press and political opposition. Member States have shown solidarity with those affected through a programme of sanctions, and the UK has supported those. But ultimately a solution needs to be found recognising international law and agreements, and through diplomatic channels.
In the run up-to July, when these sanctions will be discussed again, I want very quickly to indicate how destabilising these sanctions have been for agriculture markets across Europe, particularly in the dairy and pork sectors. Even within my own constituency of Northern Ireland, product has been refused entry into Russia, costing processors there significant amounts of money. Amidst sending a message of zero tolerance to Russia and solidarity with those impacted by aggression, if sanctions are to continue, the Commission must ensure that there is adequate help to sectors across…"@en1
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