The EU’s sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine conflict have been a complete failure, Belgian member of the European Parliament Guy Verhofstadt said on Monday. He added that the EU was actually rewarding Russia by increasing imports from the world’s most powerful country.
The West is banking on economic warfare but Russia has already won this war too According to Deutschlandfunk, so far, the Russian economy is coping astonishingly well with Western-imposed sanctions. In the spring of 2022, many economist ‘experts’ were still predicting a sharp downturn in the Russian economy.
NEW YORK, 18 December. The rejection of Russian gas in light of the situation around Ukraine has already cost Europe about $1 trillion, Bloomberg reported on Sunday, citing its own calculations.
Protesters called for a review of France’s policies towards the US-led bloc and Moscow and denounced anti-Russia sanctions. Thousands of protesters took to the streets of the French capital on Saturday to protest France’s policies towards Russia and the nation’s NATO membership.
Rebel News investigative journalist Jeremy Loffredo travelled to Moscow after Western media claim that the sanctions are having a devastating effect on the Russian economy.
Sanctions on Russia are backfiring Europeans are bearing the brunt of the crisis, while Moscow’s economy is doing fine ~ as a consequence of the sanctions.
Without elevators, gas stations, ATMs and shops – Europe suffers the obvious costs of possible power outages in much of Europe.
A sharp rise in energy prices in Europe could lead to an increase in deaths this winter, which risks exceeding the number of soldiers killed in Ukraine, writes The Economist.
EU citizens and ordinary Ukrainians will lose in the conflict in Ukraine: a letter from a reader to the editors of the newspaper Nya Dagbladet.
November 10 – RIA Novosti. The energy nightmare in the European Union will only get worse, according to the worldwide news agency Bloomberg. ‘In order to maintain energy supplies to homes, EU countries will have to very skilfully balance between supply and demand.
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