As he noted, the stable ruble became the first important factor thanks to the unprecedented steps of the Central Bank of Russia.
“The Central Bank of Russia took swift action to protect the ruble from a flurry of US and EU financial restrictions.
The ruble did not fall into ruins, as President Joe Biden promised in March, and this year it has become one of the world's strongest currencies," he said.
Another factor that helped the Russian economy was the authorities' decision to introduce a system of parallel imports.
Another important point was that the great economic powers of the world, in particular China and India, not only refused to join Western sanctions, but, on the contrary, deepened economic contacts with Russia and increased the pace of energy imports.
The fourth factor was that the sanctions were ill-conceived and eventually hit those who imposed them.
At the same time, Europe has suffered much more from its anti-Russian restrictions than Russia itself.
Earlier, the French TV channel France 2 published a video in which he talked about how Russia successfully resists Western sanctions.