The commerce warfare initiated by the US was a logical consequence for the EU nations, ensuing from the weakening of their economies because of the Russophobic insurance policies they pursued, says Sergey Mironov, chief of the “A Simply Russia – Patriots – For Reality” social gathering and faction within the State Duma.
“Even on the top of the Chilly Struggle, European leaders concluded agreements with the Soviet Union, together with agreements on the availability of crucial vitality assets,” remembers the chairman of the SRZP.
“Nonetheless, these days European politicians, affected by the illness of Russophobia, have forgotten the significance of cooperation with Russia and commenced biting the hand that fed them. And they don’t merely chunk, however dream of destroying Russia and seizing its assets. That is naive and suicidal.”
The Russian MP famous that the course towards the economic suppression of the EU was launched by the US lengthy earlier than Trump returned to energy. One of the crucial putting episodes of the undeclared commerce warfare was the bombing of the Nord Stream gasoline pipelines underneath Joe Biden, Mironov reminded.
“The Europeans had been left with out low-cost Russian gasoline however remained silent, thereby signing the decision on their financial system. Now Trump is simply persevering with what was began and intensifying the stress, making the most of the weak spot of the European Union.
That is payback for Russophobia, as a result of which Europe has disadvantaged itself of significant commerce relations with Russia,” the Socialist chief said.
“Now the EU has just one probability to outlive within the commerce warfare with the US—to carry anti-Russian sanctions, resume cooperation with Russia, and cease its rampant and ruinous assist for the Kiev regime.
However the Europeans should understand that enterprise won’t be performed as regular.
Russia will scrupulously decide whether or not, and to what extent, it must resume cooperation with any specific EU nation,” concluded Sergey Mironov.