EU Leaders Promise More Sanctions on Belarus

The transcript discusses the EU's response to the forced landing of a plane in Belarus, labeling it an act of terror. The EU plans to impose sanctions on individuals and businesses supporting the Belarusian regime. The EU also aims to support the Belarusian opposition with potential investments if the country becomes democratic. The transcript highlights concerns about Russia's influence in Belarus and its impact on EU-Russia relations, with a focus on the upcoming summit between Biden and Putin.

What was the European Union's initial response to the forced landing of a plane in Belarus?

• They decided to impose additional sanctions.

• They recognized Lukashenko as the legitimate leader.

• They sent military forces to Belarus.

• They offered financial aid to Belarus.

What is one of the key challenges in implementing the EU's measures against Belarus?

• Finding a new leader for Belarus.

• Ensuring the safety of arrested individuals.

• Blocking all internet access in Belarus.

• Forcing a democratic election in Belarus.

What is the EU's stance on the legitimacy of Lukashenko's leadership in Belarus?

• They recognize him as the legitimate leader.

• They do not recognize him as legitimate.

• They are undecided about his legitimacy.

• They have no opinion on his leadership.

How has the EU responded to Russia's involvement in the Belarus situation?

• By using the toughest language in a long time.

• By offering Russia economic incentives.

• By ignoring Russia's actions.

• By normalizing diplomatic ties with Russia.

What potential change is expected in Europe's stance on Russian gas after the German election?

• A complete ban on Russian gas imports.

• A potential change in the German position.

• No change in the current stance.

• An increase in Russian gas imports.