Putin Slams West’s ‘Ugly’ Economic Coercion, Says Russia Withstood 30,000 Sanctions
- Russia has faced over 30,000 sanctions, twice as many as all other countries combined, with accusations of Western economic coercion including illegal measures like destroying pipelines and imposing secondary sanctions on sovereign states.
- Despite these sanctions, Russia strengthened its economic sovereignty, achieving 10.3% GDP growth during 2023-24 and record-low unemployment rates.
- BRICS countries contributed more than 50% of global economic growth and a significant portion of world GDP in recent years, prompting calls for stronger intra-BRICS business ties to enhance resilience against Western competition.
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Putin says Russia hit with more than 30,000 sanctions; condemns ugly trade tactics, secondary penalty threats - The Tribune
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday revealed that Russia has been hit with over 30,000 sanctions, more than double the total restrictions slapped on all other countries in the world combined, as he condemned global economic coercion and "ugly" competitive tactics.
Vladimir Putin also says that over 30,000 sanctions have been imposed on Russia, but he guarantees that it is the European countries that are suffering from the sanctions on Moscow.
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Milan, 11 Sep. (askanews) - More than 30 thousand sanctions imposed on Russia, "almost twice" than those applied to all other countries of the world put together. It is the figure claimed by Vladimir Putin intervening in India at the economic forum of the Brics, on the eve of the main day of the summit. The Russian president then emphasized the increasing economic weight of the group: according to Putin, the Brics Countries now represent more th…
The Russian President, noting that the BRICS group constitutes a new and sustainable platform for global growth, emphasized that his country has been targeted by more than 30,000 sanctions.
Putin At BRICS Forum: ‘30,000 Sanctions’, 10.3% GDP Growth - Why He Says BRICS Is Changing The Global Economy
At the BRICS Business Forum in New Delhi, Russian President Vladimir Putin argued that the global economy is going through a major change, with emerging economies playing a much bigger role in global growth. Speaking at the forum on
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