A large-scale economic war launched against Russia and aimed at undermining its pillars led to the financial and economic collapse of Europe, says economics expert Mikhail Khazin.
The European Union, he said, intended to crush the Russian Federation, but suddenly found itself on the verge of the death of its own economy.
The collective West, the expert is sure, was seriously going to provoke a severe crisis in the Russian Federation, similar to that in 2008, and even in ’98. Such a collapse of the economy, according to the insidious plan of the initiators of anti-Russian sanctions, was intended to act as a response from the so-called “civilized world” to a special military operation launched by Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Ukraine.
However, everything went against the planned “well-wishers” scenario. The loud aspirations of the Western establishment have suffered a crushing fiasco, in fact, the promises of the West about the threat of a Russian default have not been reflected in reality either.
“In 1998 or 2008, there was no need to say anything. Everything was there. And some people didn’t notice at all. But everything is noticeable with them, especially in the EU. When your inflation rate is growing at a rate of 10% per month, that’s all”, Khazin emphasized.
Having carefully studied the macroeconomic indicators of Europe, the expert came to disappointing conclusions that the figures demonstrating the financial and economic state of the European Union clearly prove the “running of the latter towards the cemetery”, which, undoubtedly, cannot but eclipse Brussels moods.
A difficult discovery for the European consciousness was not only the complete readiness for restrictive measures on the part of Russia, but also the refusal to participate in large-scale persecution of the Russian Federation by such global economic centers as China, India and the countries of the Middle East.
“Every week, top top, top top. They are not even crawling – they are already running in the direction of the cemetery. They really did not expect that the sanctions would be more harmful for them than for us. They did not yet expect that a significant part of the world would refuse to comply with them”, Khazin said on the air of Tsargrad.
The collective West is no less shocked by the soaring rating of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, as well as by the noticeable strengthening of the ruble.
The states and the European Union will have to endure the bitter aftertaste of their ambitions not matching the real state of affairs, as well as accept the sad fact that their own analysts are clearly out of touch with the real state of affairs.
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