Thursday, April 9, 2015

EUROZONE COUNTRIES, PARTICULARLY THE EUROPEAN UNION GOVERNMENT HAS WARNED GREECE AGAINST FURTHER VIOLATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION SANCTION AGAINST RUSSIA.

      Eurozone countries governments and particularly the European Union government has warned Greece as a member of the European Union countries against further violation of the European Union sanction against Russia which has been passed by the European Union Parliament in Brussels  and concluded by the enaction of legislation for implementation by all the Eurozone countries that included Greece late last year. This warning of the European Union government has been highlighted in both the USA and European Union countries media after extended criticism by the domestic Eurozone and USA International media sources, due to Greece Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras visit to Russia's capital Moscow for the intended trade relation agreement between the two countries, rather than for financial assistance packages from Russia. However, on the other hand the unexpected visit of the Eurozone Member country to Russia during the current intensified sanction against Russia may further ease the current financial loses in both Russia and the Eurozone countries that has been estimated in the sum of over seventy billion euros in annual financial loses and additional frozen investments estimated in the sum of seven hundred billion euros which both Russia and the Eurozone countries have frozen in the last two years of sanction against Russia. Russia has promised to further extend its gas pipelines from Eastern Europe to Western Europe , Turkey and Greece. Besides the release of its investments in Greece and Cyprus in exchange for vegetables and fruits import from Greece and Cyprus.

                                                  Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.

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