Tusk said in May that the EU would not revise the Brexit agreement – news about UNN

KYIV. January 30 UNN The European Union will not review the agreement reached by Brussels and London on the terms of the British withdrawal from the community on 25 November. Such a message on behalf of the EU was sent Wednesday to the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Terez Mei, Donald Tusk, President of the European Council, UNN .

"My message to Prime Minister Teresa May is very clear: the position of the EU is clear and

In addition, Tusk pointed out that Brussels still did not understand what London wanted to do. [19659003] "Yesterday, we discovered what the UK does not want. But we still do not know what the United Kingdom wants to do, "added the President of the European Council.

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It has already been reported that Tusk and May were talking about Brexit on Wednesday

as stated UNN House of Commons of the British Parliament approved on Tuesday an amendment to the Brexit bill on the border between Ireland, which remains in the European Union and Northern Ireland, leaving the European Union under the United Kingdom. means that instead of the precautionary mechanism for maintaining a transparent border ("backplane") that causes violent protests in the UK, the agreement will mention some sort of "agreement" alternative "that does not allow the appearance of a hard line on the island of Irland e.

"Becketton" became the main reason why the House of Commons, with a huge difference (230 votes) two weeks ago, did not support the draft agreement on the Brexit. "Becketop" implies that Ulster will automatically remain a member of the European Customs Union and the Single Market if the parties can not agree on the issue of border transparency.

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The workers and the euro-conservatives fear that this clause will cause from London a hostage on Brussels, which will be able to continue with the action of the "backpack", thus delaying the final withdrawal of Great Britain the European Union. It is to be feared that the aforementioned regime, in which Ulster will be more closely linked to the EU than in other parts of the United Kingdom, undermines the country's territorial integrity and lead to a new rise in Irish separatism.