By Prensa Latina,
Brussels : The European Union (EU) extraordinary summit analyzed Monday the crisis in Georgia and strengthening of Russian peace contingent in the autonomous regions of Southern Osetia and Abjasia.
The Russian Foreign Ministry’ spokesman Andrei Nesterenko subjected the EU from Moscow to avoid using the sanction language since it is a dead language in Russia that brings about negative consequences, he noted.
The spokesman also affirmed that Georgian aggression to southern Osetia have created a new situation in the world in which his country took a definitive position but denied that it could bring changes in the development of the Russian foreign policy.
The 27 states must discuss a common position in relation with their links with Russia.
The meeting, called by the French President Nicolas Sarkozy, which country presides over the EU in this six-month period will speak loud to put their relations with Moscow under observation, noted sources from the community.
Russia and the EU have scheduled a meeting, aimed at debating an ambitious bilateral agreement with the view to create a strategic long-term link over which the talks began last July.