Europe Weighs New Russia Sanctions for 'War Crimes'

The transcript discusses the international reaction to alleged war crimes in Ukraine, focusing on the European Union's sanctions against Russia. Despite multiple sanctions packages, the effectiveness is questioned, especially concerning energy resources like gas and coal. The debate in Europe, particularly in Germany, is shifting towards considering an energy embargo. The transcript also highlights the need for European politicians to align their actions with their condemnations and the ongoing discussions in countries like Poland and Hungary regarding their stance on the conflict.

What is Ukraine accusing Russia of, according to the international reaction?

• War crimes

• Cyber attacks

• Political espionage

• Economic sabotage

What is the main challenge for the European Union in imposing sanctions on Russia?

• Lack of military support

• Economic instability

• Energy dependency

• Political disagreements

What is the stance of some German politicians regarding the sanctions?

• They suggest considering an energy embargo

• They support increasing military aid

• They believe sanctions are sufficient

• They oppose any form of sanctions

What is the Polish Prime Minister's view on the current sanctions?

• They are highly effective

• They need to be more targeted

• They are not working

• They should be lifted

What is Hungary's position on the war in Ukraine?

• They are leading the sanctions effort

• They prefer to remain uninvolved

• They want to increase military involvement

• They support a full embargo on Russia