European Commission President Ursula von Derlain said Tuesday that member states will work together to strengthen defense in the face of "Russian aggression" and ensure energy supplies and the food crisis.
"In the face of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, EU member states are coming together to strengthen defense, ensure reliable and sustainable energy supplies, and mobilize to address the emerging global food crisis," she said on Twitter.
Russia was responsible for the world's food crisis.
The President of the European Commission also said that sanctions against Russia's financial sector should be considered.
Europe's sanctions did not affect food products.
On Monday, EU Council President Charles Michel said EU leaders had agreed to ban the export of Russian oil to the 27-nation bloc.
"This immediately includes more than two-thirds of oil imports from Russia, cutting off a huge source of funding for its machine," Michelle wrote on Twitter.
War."
He added that the leaders also agreed to prevent Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, from accessing swift's international financial transaction system and to ban three other Russian state-owned radio stations.