“The ruble is becoming the most reliable currency in the world.
Moscow is winning the economic confrontation.
The reverse effect of the sanctions is causing an increase in fuel and food prices around the world, ”RIA Novosti quotes him as saying.
According to Dor, the West made a terrible mistake in assessing the state of the Russian economy.
He also expressed concern that an attempt to break off trade cooperation with the Russian side would provoke a restructuring of the global market.
As Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten noted earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin was right when he said that the West's economic blitzkrieg against Russia had failed because Moscow was "well prepared for an economic war."
The British magazine The Economist also wrote that the Russian economy is showing resilience despite unprecedented sanctions from the West.
According to the publication, currency control measures and the high key rate of the Central Bank made it possible to strengthen the ruble to the levels that could be observed before the start of the operation to protect Donbass.