Egy ciprusi EP-képviselő elmagyarázta, hogy miért nem működnek az Oroszország e…
Az influenszer-politikus Fidias a videó végén feltette a kérdést: vajon az Európai Unió a szankciókkal inkább Oroszországot vagy saját polgárait sújt…
The European Union imposed sweeping sanctions on Russia after its 2022 invasion of Ukraine. These sanctions included a ban on Russian oil and coal imports, the freezing of billions of euros in Russian assets, and the removal of Russia from the SWIFT international payment system. Initially, these measures seemed to inflict significant economic damage on Russia. However, recent data suggests a more complex picture. "While the sanctions initially hurt Russia," explains Fidias, a non-attached member of the European Parliament, "their long-term effectiveness is debatable." Russia has successfully redirected a significant portion of its trade to countries such as China, India, and Turkey, mitigating the impact of the EU's actions. Furthermore, Russia has exploited loopholes in the sanctions regime, and some European countries continue to purchase Russian liquefied natural gas. This highlights the challenges of imposing effective sanctions in a globalized world and the need for a more coordinated international response. The situation underscores the complexities of economic warfare and the need for a comprehensive strategy that addresses both the immediate and long-term consequences.
Az influenszer-politikus Fidias a videó végén feltette a kérdést: vajon az Európai Unió a szankciókkal inkább Oroszországot vagy saját polgárait sújt…