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Canciller alemán advierte sobre sanciones “inmediatas” a Rusia si invade Ucrania

El gobierno alemán proyecta aumentar su ayuda económica a Ucrania, pero se mantiene inalterable en cuanto a su negativa a entregarle armas, indicó este domingo una fuente gubernamental, la víspera de una visita a Kiev del canciller federal Olaf Scholz.

(ALTERNATIVE CROP) - Picture taken on May 23, 2013 shows then German Social Democratic Party (SPD) Leader Sigmar Gabriel (L) and then Hamburg's First Mayor Olaf Scholz (C) welcoming former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder in front of the Gewandhaus concert hall in Leipzig, eastern Germany, as they arrive to attend festivities to mark the SPD's 150th anniversary. - Former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's close friendship with Russian President Vladimir Putin and lucrative business dealings with Russia have for years been reluctantly tolerated at home. But as war clouds gather over Ukraine and allies question Germany's resolve, Schroeder is increasingly seen as potential liability to new chancellor and fellow Social Democrat Olaf Scholz, fuelling calls for a clean break with the pro-Kremlin lobbyist. (Photo by ROBERT MICHAEL / AFP) / ALTERNATIVE CROP - TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Michelle FITZPATRICK
(ALTERNATIVE CROP) - Picture taken on May 23, 2013 shows then German Social Democratic Party (SPD) Leader Sigmar Gabriel (L) and then Hamburg's First Mayor Olaf Scholz (C) welcoming former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder in front of the Gewandhaus concert hall in Leipzig, eastern Germany, as they arrive to attend festivities to mark the SPD's 150th anniversary. - Former German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's close friendship with Russian President Vladimir Putin and lucrative business dealings with Russia have for years been reluctantly tolerated at home. But as war clouds gather over Ukraine and allies question Germany's resolve, Schroeder is increasingly seen as potential liability to new chancellor and fellow Social Democrat Olaf Scholz, fuelling calls for a clean break with the pro-Kremlin lobbyist. (Photo by ROBERT MICHAEL / AFP) / ALTERNATIVE CROP - TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Michelle FITZPATRICK ROBERT MICHAEL

Berlín. El canciller alemán, Olaf Scholz, advirtió el domingo que las sanciones occidentales contra Rusia podrían tener efecto “inmediato” en caso de invasión de Ucrania.

“En caso de agresión militar contra Ucrania, que pondría en peligro su soberanía y su integridad territorial, esto conduciría a sanciones duras, que hemos preparado cuidadosamente y que podremos aplicar inmediatamente con nuestros aliados en Europa y en la OTAN”, declaró Scholz, la víspera de un viaje a Kiev y luego, el martes, a Moscú.

El canciller alemán, Olaf Scholz (corbata roja), advirtió el domingo que las sanciones occidentales contra Rusia podrían tener efecto “inmediato” en caso de invasión de Ucrania. (ROBERT MICHAEL/AFP)
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