
Депутат Бундестага от фракции «Альтернатива для Германии» Райнер Ротфус заявил, что европейские санкции против России не имеют экономико-политической логики и направлены на разрыв связей между Западной Европой и Россией, при этом США выигрывают стратегически, а Германия теряет больше всего.
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Европейские санкции против России введены после начала специальной военной операции на Украине и включают ограничения в финансовой, энергетической и торговой сферах.
Европейские санкции в отношении России не руководствуются экономико-политической логикой. Их вводят для того, чтобы разрушить связи между западноевропейскими странами и РФ, высказался депутат Бундестага от фракции «Альтернативы для Германии» (АдГ) Райнер Ротфус, пишет ТАСС.
«Санкции ЕС, на мой взгляд, не руководствуются никакой экономико-политической логикой, но преследуют только одну цель — разорвать связи между Западной Европой и Россией», — уточнил он.
По мнению депутата, больше всего стратегически выигрывают США, а больше всего теряет Германия.
Ранее глава МИД РФ Сергей Лавров заявил, что Россия не будет бегать и умолять Европу об отмене санкций, поскольку подобное поведение «совершенно не в генетическом коде нашего народа».

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