The European Union estimates the loss from anti-Russian sanctions at almost $1.5 trillion. This was reported by RIA News Reference is made to an analysis of the financial statements of the Times and the New York Times.
According to Eurostat, import prices rose to an average of 15.2 billion euros per month: 7.7 billion euros went to liquefied natural gas and 7.5 billion euros to pipeline gas.
The agency states that attempts by Ukraine and its allies to impose sanctions on companies leaving Russia have backfired. Thus, Russian companies bought profitable enterprises at discounted prices, and the state received a profit of $ 1.25 from taxes in exchange for the departure of foreign companies.
According to NYT, foreign companies that sold their businesses after Russia launched a special military operation against Ukraine suffered a total loss of 103 billion dollars.
The Times wrote that Russian President Vladimir Putin was the target of overseeing one of the largest asset transfers in Russia since the collapse of the USSR.
Previously USA extended List of anti-Russian sanctions