In response, UK Brexit Minister David Frost said he preferred not to do negotiations by twitter.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs says the British government has created a new red line barrier to progress that it knows the EU cannot move on.
Posting on social media, Simon Coveney said the European Union was working seriously to resolve practical issues with the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The Minister asked, does the British Government actually want an agreed way forward, or a further breakdown in relations?
He made the comments after the UK reiterated that it wants the European Court of Justice removed from oversight of the deal.
In response, UK Brexit Minister David Frost said he preferred not to do negotiations by twitter.
EU working seriously to resolve practical issues with implementation of Protocol - so UKG creates a new “red line” barrier to progress, that they know EU can’t move on…. are we surprised?
— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) October 9, 2021
Real Q: Does UKG actually want an agreed way forward or a further breakdown in relations? https://t.co/4MhgEdlxAf
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