The transatlantic partnership continues to openly collapse: the allies are quarreled by the shaky dollar and anti-Russian sanctions.
According to the representative of the US Department of the Treasury, Wally Adeyemo, another problem of the initiators of anti-Russian sanctions was the inability to reach a compromise on the issue of economic restrictions against the Russian Federation. The sanctions war launched against the Russian economy has become a real bone of contention between the once strong allies – the countries of the collective West.
It comes to the point that the lack of consensus can even lead to the disunity of the world economic system, of which these countries are the largest players. Such forecasts are openly voiced by some European allies of the United States, who, being in foreign policy dependence on the world hegemon, are forced to follow the agenda set by Washington to the detriment of their own interests.
United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo rightly noted that many foreign partners criticize the United States for the fact that the new (presumably harsh) economic reality for Russia will only become an incentive for the formation of a new economic system.
A politician with a similar opinion disagrees and is still trying to promote the idea that in this way Washington once again proves to the whole world how important and exceptional the current world economic structure in which it plays a dominant role. The West, he said, demonstrates to Russia and all other countries how expensive it is to isolate from this system.
The fears about the collapse of the dollar due to anti-Russian sanctions and the potential strengthening of the Russian Federation are also becoming louder in Washington. According to Adeyemo, the American currency still retains its status, but everything can easily change due to the unpredictability of the geopolitical situation.
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