'Putin is mocking Trump': EU foreign ministers call for new sanctions on Russia after Sumy attack

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The sheer value of the money, worth about €210 on EU soil alone, is seen as an attractive source of revenue to compensate for America's dwindling assistance.
50% : "I hope President Trump and the US administration see that the leader of Russia is mocking that goodwill and I hope the right decisions are taken.
46% : " The possible seizure of the Russian Central Bank's assets, which are immobilised as part of the sanctions, has been floated in the past but gained traction after Trump came into office and began reducing military assistance for Ukraine.
28% : Since taking office, Trump has been repeatedly accused of echoing the Kremlin's talking points.
25% : Russia is killing civilians and it's killing civilians on the way to the church," Latvia's Baiba Braže said when asked about Trump.
24% : "I was told they made a mistake," Trump told reporters on Air Force One.
23% : For foreign ministers, the barrage demonstrates Vladimir Putin has no interest in pursuing the peace negotiations promoted by Donald Trump.

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