Lavrov announced the adaptation of the Russian economy to the "new realities"

Sergei Lavrov

The Russian economy is quickly adapting to new realities in the face of large-scale sanctions from Western states. This is stated in a statement by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, published on the website of the Foreign Ministry.

According to Lavrov, the consequences of anti-Russian sanctions and the rupture of foreign economic relations have been limited, and the economy has already adapted to the new conditions.

“Obviously, the process of overcoming the consequences of the rupture of these relations continues, as well as the anti-Russian sanctions war itself, waged by countries unfriendly to us. Have you been able to limit it? Certainly yes. The state of our economy clearly demonstrates this,” Lavrov said.

“Russia is gradually adapting to new realities. Despite the existing difficulties, the main tasks on the foreign economic circuit are being solved one way or another, ”the Russian Foreign Minister specified.

Potanin said about the "amazing stability" of the economy Economics

In parallel, Lavrov said, relations are being built with those partners who "value their reputation, and do not sacrifice the economy for political ambitions."

After Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, Western countries began to impose sanctions against Moscow . They affected both various sectors of the economy, including energy and banking, as well as individuals and legal entities close to the Russian leadership.

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RUSSIA is the leader among the countries of the world in terms of the number of sanctions imposed against it. According to the Castellum.ai portal, which monitors restrictions, there are over 13,500 sanctions against Moscow.

Earlier, the Financial Times published an article in which, citing an unnamed source in the Central Bank, it is argued that the lack of transparency of economic statistics creates problems “even for those inside the system”: “The economic bloc has access to closed macro statistics, but sometimes the question arises with corporate statistics ". For this reason, it becomes more difficult to judge the real state of affairs in the Russian economy.

According to the Financial Times, the authorities are discussing the possibility of a more complete disclosure of data on the dynamics of the economy. Three sources of the FT called the HEAD of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina the initiator of the discussion on the need for greater transparency in the field of economic statistics.

The Kremlin denied this information. Russian President Vladimir Putin has full information and regularly receives reports on the state of the economy, said presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

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