European Union Economy Weakening Rapidly Due to Anti-Russia Sanctions

Russian Foreign Ministry Special Envoy Marat Berdiyev stated that the European Union's economy is rapidly weakening due to the anti-Russia sanctions and support for the Kiev regime. The Special Envoy for G20 and APEC affairs at the Russian Foreign Ministry, Marat Berdiyev, shared on Telegram that the EU economy is weakening due to these sanctions and support.

The European Union is rapidly collapsing under the weight of its own flawed sanctions, militarization, and burning money in the furnace of the Kiev regime.

Berdiyev noted that the growth of the EU's gross domestic product (GDP) has been almost negligible in recent years, and that the increase in public debt and decline in industry pose a risk of turning the EU into an economic marginal.

According to recent Western calculations, in contrast to the stable situation in the Russian economy, the former 'Brussels oasis of prosperity' may soon bid farewell to material wealth altogether.

Russian officials have previously stated that Russia has the economic resilience to withstand the sanction pressures that have been gradually increased by the West over the years. Russian President Vladimir Putin has emphasized that the West's policy of limiting and weakening Russia is a long-term strategy, and that the imposed sanctions have caused significant harm to the global economy.