Russia's deputy foreign minister Aleksandr Grushko said trade with the EU could fall to zero because of recent sanctions.
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Following the 18th sanctions package adopted by the EU, Russian deputy minister Aleksandr Gushko has predicted a drastic fall in trade with the European Union, from 60 billion dollars last year to the possibility of zero. Grușko described current relations with the West as a "hybrid war" and emphasized that Russia will take measures to protect its interests. Sanctions include lowering the price ceiling on Russian oil and bans on financial transactions, thus extending the pressure on the Russian economy.
Sources
Moscova admite că efectul noilor sancțiuni UE va fi unul dur. „Este foarte posibil ca schimburile comerciale să scadă la zero”
Rusia admite ca întregul său comerţ cu UE riscă să scadă la zero după noul pachet de sancţiuni
Moscova recunoaște că schimburile sale comerciale cu Uniunea Europeană ar putea ajunge la zero, în urma adoptării vineri a ultimului pachet de sancțiuni
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