
The visit of Greece Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to Moscow, which should take place on April 8, does not bother European leaders, Bloomberg reports . Negotiations between Tsipras, Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev are not perceived as something serious.
Judging by the sources of Bloomberg, the leading European leaders relate to the upcoming negotiations as a “political theater”. Earlier, experts did not exclude that the relations of Greece and Russia can be upset by the EU.
According to L'expryss, the Greek government intends to ask the Russian Federation to reduce gas prices and soften food sanctions. In response to this, Greece will impose a veto on further possible sanctions by the EU.