“We expect the continuation of these discussions that are underway with our partners in the G7, as well as completely with the EU, they relate to frozen assets,” TASS quoted her as saying.
According to Nuland, the participants in the dialogue are unanimous in their opinion that "Russia must pay" for the situation in Ukraine.
Previously, she announced the introduction of new anti-Russian sanctions on February 24, together with partners in the G7.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis said that the new EU sanctions package could include measures against Rosatom and Minsk.
His Hungarian colleague Peter Szijjártó called the tenth package of sanctions against Russia "a huge mistake."