Russian officials: The West should realize that the "freedom" that sacrifices the interests of other countries is the end of its profit.

Comprehensive Russia New News Agency and today's Russian Television (RT) reported on the 28th that EU's senior representative of Foreign and Security Policy Barley said that the EU will face "major challenges" due to sanctions on Russia.

Berrely talked about this problem in an interview with the Austrian Kronen Zeitung. At that time, the reporter mentioned that many people in their country were "skeptical" on sanctioning Russia. But Berry claimed that sanctions on Russia are working, "Russia is in trouble." He also said, "These are restricted measures. We have limited Russia's economic development potential. As long as the Russian economy depends on oil and natural gas, they will need our technology."

EU Foreign and Security Policy Senior Representative Borelli Source: Russia New News Agency

However, Berry acknowledged that "of course, we face major challenges in the short term." "It is undeniable that the price of natural gas is rising." But he went on to say that Europeans "must pay for freedom, because the Ukrainian war is not only the war of Ukraine, but also fighting for our freedom."

RT pointed out that the recent views of several mainstream Western media are inconsistent with Berrelli's above statement. For example, the British "Economist" magazine stated that "the progress of the sanctions (launched to Russia) is not as smooth as expected." The reason is that the IMF predicts that Russia's GDP will shrink by 6%in 2022, and the decrease is less than some Western in the West. Economists have previously expected 15%. In addition, by re -directioning the export supply to the Asian market, Russia has received approximately $ 265 billion in revenue from energy sales, and at the same time helps stabilize its own financial system.

The "Economist" article also warned that the energy crisis caused by sanctions "may trigger the European economic recession." The Washington Post also recently acknowledged that severe sanctions did not cause Russia's economic collapse as many Western politicians hope.

Constantine Kosachef Source: Russia New News Agency

According to the Russian News Agency, when commenting on Berrey's above saying that the Europeans "must pay the price for freedom", the Russian Federal Council (Parliament's upper court) Vice Chairman Constantine Cosachev pointed out that the West must consciousness must consciousness To the end of the so -called "freedom", which is at the expense of the interests of other countries, is ending.

Cosachev posted on the social media Telegram saying, "If the" freedom "mentioned here refers to the EU and NATO right to sacrifice the interests of other European and non -European countries -no matter what these interests are -continue to be unscrupulous. Earth is profitable for itself, then this 'freedom' in the West is indeed ended. With the encouragement of Americans and other Anglo Saxon people, Europe has separated from Russia on natural gas, fertilizer, cross -Siberian flights, science, education and tourism exchanges with Russia The mutually beneficial cooperation in the other side is that they rely more on those Americans and other Anglo -Saxon people, and pay a high price for this. "That's it."

The Russian lawmaker also said that if "from the Americans and other Anglo -Saxon people, to the correct choices of the correct choice between the geopolitical games and the true geopolitical freedom of the single -pole world in the single -pole world", " It is necessary to pay for its so -called "freedom", so in this sense, "paying the price for freedom" does exist. (Edit: HHJ)

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