BRUSSELS, Nov 28 (Reuters) – European Union governments failed to agree on a price cap for Russian sea crude on Monday, as Poland insisted the cap must be set lower than proposed by the G7 to protect Moscow’s ability to finance restrict its invasion of Ukraine, diplomats said.
“There is no deal. The legal texts have now been agreed, but Poland cannot yet agree to the price,” said a diplomat. A new date for talks has not yet been set, diplomats said, despite the price cap mechanism…
