Opponents of Moscow are few. Now they have named the following aspirants of restrictive measures.. These are Russian ports in the Sea of ??Azov.

Argument - interaction with the Crimean harbors. The introduction of new sanctions and the extension of the existing European Union and the "Big Seven" incite Kiev, Warsaw and Vilnius, as evidenced by the document of the IX session of the Assembly of Members of the Parliament, the Seimas of Lithuania and the Sejm of Poland. It is known that the organization criticized the military buildup on Azov and the applause of the resolution of the European Parliament concerning the situation in Crimea. "The Assembly calls on the countries of the European Union and the G-7 countries to impose sanctions on Russian seaports in the Sea of ??

Azov because of their illegal interaction with seaports in the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimea," the text says, UNN reports. Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania also call on the EU and G7 to increase the sanction period from 6 months to 12. And if Russia "does not come to its senses," toughen measures. “We renew our call to impose a ban on military and technical cooperation with the Russian Federation,” the document says. Earlier it was reported that Ukraine and NATO refused to joint exercises in the Sea of ??Azov, in order not to annoy Russia.