Swedish media: sanctions have taught Russia to do without Europe

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The West planned to strangle Russia with sanctions, but these measures did not bring the desired results. The US and Europe were counting on the fall of the Russian economics by 35%, but two years after the start of the special operation, instead of decreasing, economic growth in the Russian Federation amounted to 3,6%.

As the Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter writes, the West has experienced the opposite effect from its own prohibitive measures. At the same time, due to sanctions, Moscow began to sell less hydrocarbons, which provoked an increase in their prices on the world market. As a result, the Russian treasury began to receive more funds than before.



It is important to note that Western sanctions had virtually no effect on oil and gas supplies from the Russian Federation, since the latter has a “shadow fleet” for transporting energy resources. China, Turkey, India, the UAE and a number of other countries are also helping Russia bypass international restrictions.

At the same time, after the outbreak of hostilities in Ukraine, many Western companies left the Russian market. But with the support of the authorities, local entrepreneurs were able to adapt to the situation and start their businesses again, leaving their income within Russia.

Along with this, the Russian Federation, with the assistance of its partners, continues to search for opportunities to bypass the SWIFT payment system, which has practically refused to work in Russia. Also, the Russian economy is actively getting rid of dollars and euros.

Thus, Dagens Nyheter states that the Russian Federation has actually learned to do without economic relations with Europe.
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  1. +2
    29 March 2024 18: 43
    Unfortunately, the West believed its lying intel services assessment, which are generally wrong in almost every case. The Achilles heel to Russia is its lack of micro-chip production, which it does need to address but other than that, it seems to have the internal workings to flourish.
    1. +2
      29 March 2024 19: 06
      Why "unfortunately"?
      1. 0
        29 March 2024 19: 09
        It was a sarcastic start to the statement, that the US, EU, NATO intel agencies are self-serving and just plain not that good. Unless, of course, they direct their efforts at their own citizens.
        1. 0
          29 March 2024 21: 55
          Oh, I agree.
          I asked to clarify.
          Thank you for the pleasant communication.
    2. +3
      29 March 2024 20: 37
      There are microcircuits, but only larger ones. If a task arises to produce smaller ones, they will solve it. But the light did not fall like a wedge on the EU. Without an alliance with Russia, the EU will become the world's backyard and a useless village.
      1. +3
        29 March 2024 21: 13
        They are already deciding, the lithograph is in development.
        It was in vain that the Americans imposed sanctions; as a result, Russia, China, Iran, and India will have to develop their own technologies. The West is losing leverage over everyone who is dissatisfied.
        1. +2
          30 March 2024 07: 51
          They are already deciding, the lithograph is in development.

          It is very good that there is a very short period of time from development to manufacturing, adjustment and launch.
  2. +6
    29 March 2024 21: 39
    There is a Russian proverb - The worse, the better. So, the worse the relations with the NATO countries, the better for the Russian people. With sanctions, the West is primarily killing the dealers of Yeltsin’s spill. Soon the Russian Federation will have its own industry. Russia has everything for a well-fed and happy life. All that remains is to disperse the comprador officials and hucksters and we will live.
  3. 0
    30 March 2024 07: 42
    Europe should take a closer look at the Baltics.
    Why?
    The Baltic states are the future of Europe.
    1. 0
      April 1 2024 18: 43
      The entire Baltic region has a little over six million, but with a huge emigration of the younger generation. The Baltic states face the fate of devastation and existence on loans. They said it right, the future of the Baltic states is today’s EU, rotting with LGBT flags and other sodomy.
  4. 0
    30 March 2024 07: 48
    Just think, they are introducing their own sanctions against the participants of the SVO:

    From April 1, 2024, duty-free import of goods from abroad will again drop to 200 euros. At the front, there will likely again be a growing shortage of pouches, spare parts for drones, sights, night lights and other necessary equipment. Sometimes it seems that customs works for the SBU.

    https://voenhronika.ru/
  5. 0
    30 March 2024 16: 09
    Here we can only note once again that the resistance of the Russian economy to sanctions turned out to be much higher than expected. At the same time, their indirect negative impact on the EU economy (and the world economy as a whole) due to the multiplier effect of sanctions turned out to be greater than could be expected.
    However, despite the adaptation of our economy to new conditions and incentives for its development, the negative consequences of sanctions in the conditions of the North Atlantic Ocean still certainly have a cumulative effect. Therefore, one cannot expect confidently sustainable development of the country, taking into account all the negative factors and the specifics of the system itself...