Former Greek Prime Minister: Russia and Ukraine Conflict Europe is the largest loser, and the United States and Russia have not lost in the economy.

According to the Russian News Agency on the 18th, the Greek Broadcasting and Television Corporation (EPT) quoted former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras as saying that in Russia and Ukraine's conflict, Europe is geopolitics. The biggest loser, and the United States has no loss.

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Giblas is the leader of the Greek's main opposition party "radical left -wing alliance". In answering questions from the reporter, he said, "The largest loser in economic and geopolitics is Europe, and Europe has a huge strategic deficit. There is no loss of geographical strategy or economy in the United States. Rising, rubles have become one of the most strong currencies ... and Europe is currently turbulent, lack of strategic, leadership and vision. "

Ziplas also said that his party will stand on the side of Ukraine, but at the same time call for all efforts to create a prerequisite for getting out of this crisis. He also urged Europe to evaluate how successful sanctions on the implementation of Russia is, "or is these measures that lead to our stones and smashing our feet (shot towards our own feet)?"

He concluded, "I think the result of the conflict throughout Europe and the world -I hope to be as short as possible, although I have not made such an estimate -our world is entering a protracted cold war, which will produce huge huge generation Economic consequences. The EU must strive for independent geopolitical strategies, and to clearly defend their own power and interests. This is the case for each country in diplomacy. Otherwise, it will not be able to keep up with development and face survival issues soon. "

The Russian News Agency pointed out that due to the implementation of sanctions on Russia and the abandonment of Russian fuel, Western countries are facing the problem of rising energy prices and soaring inflation. Due to the rise in fuel (mainly natural gas), the industries of these countries have largely lost their competitive advantages, which also affects other economic industries. (Edit: HHJ)

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