Lavrov Says Europe Has Suffered Multi-Trillion Losses Due to Sanctions
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that anti-Russian sanctions have cost Europe trillions in losses. According to him, these restrictions have also driven up inflation in the United States and reduced living standards in many countries.
Lavrov made the statement while commenting on the consequences of the sanctions policy pursued by Western states for the global economy. He believes that the restrictions against Russia have affected not only Russia itself but also the countries that imposed them.
It is important to note that estimates of the damage caused by sanctions often differ depending on who makes them. Economists assess the impact of the restrictions on the European and American economies in different ways, and exact figures are difficult to verify.
Sanctions remain one of the most widely discussed topics in international relations. For the people of Russia, this is an issue connected with prices, trade, and the country's foreign policy.
Sources: Ведомости
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