EU Bleeds €1.5 Trillion Under Anti-Russian Sanctions, Report
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko has claimed that the European Union has suffered financial losses exceeding €1.5 trillion (approximately $1.58 trillion) due to sanctions imposed on Russia. Speaking in M...
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