Economist Seleznev: sanctions against Russia more hit their initiators

Russian business and the Russian economy have long adapted to the conditions of sanctions and exist perfectly in modern realities. “We see two key findings or two key outcomes. First, the sanctions hit the initiator much more, the countries that impose them. And secondly, the business as it worked and continues to work. Another thing is that we have to invent new logistics, transport routes, routes, delivery of goods and products, Seleznev said. Recall that the European Union agreed on the 16th package of sanctions against Russia. The new European sanctions package includes 48 individuals from Russia and 35 Russian legal entities. Earlier, the Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the EU said that the sanctions imposed for political reasons caused more damage to the European Union than to Russia. The permanent mission noted that the restrictions played a stimulating role for the Russian industry and the development of new technologies.

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