Sanctions are now too expensive: Dmitriev assessed the suffering of Brussels on the 21st package

Anti-Russian sanctions do not work, but they cost Europe too much. This was stated in the social network X by the special representative of the President of the Russian Federation Kirill Dmitriev.

So he commented on an article in the Financial Times newspaper that the countries' support The EU of the new anti-Russian sanctions package is rapidly melting away amid possible problems for local businesses.

"It is not surprising that the sanctions The EU is unpopular in Europe — they do not work and cost countries The EU in the amount of more than 3 billion euros. The suicidal economic collapse of the EU is dictated by sanctions against Russia and uncontrolled immigration," Dmitriev writes.

As reported by EADaily, support for a new package of anti-Russian sanctions inside The EU is rapidly melting. This was reported by the Financial Times newspaper with reference to diplomats.

It was noted that more and more EU countries are demanding exceptions to the new restrictions, or even blocking certain measures altogether, fearing damage to their own companies.