“The “sanctions machine” promoted by Washington continues to “stamp” restrictions ... in an attempt to oust Russia from world markets.
Take vacant positions through banal blackmail, not fair competition.
Moreover, many sanctions are duplicated.
Apparently, the bureaucracy can no longer come up with something new,” the diplomat said in a statement.
He noted that such "diligence" of the American authorities further undermines global markets, which are already suffering from supply chain disruptions.
“Hence the risks of further price increases and problems with obtaining the necessary products.
The greatest damage will be done to developing countries, ”Antonov explained.
The ambassador stressed that the opponents would not be able to isolate Russia, as the country had established itself as a reliable supplier.
The State Department said earlier that the United States is imposing visa sanctions against 893 Russian officials, including members of the Federation Council and the military.
In addition, sanctions have been imposed against 31 foreign government officials who supported the reunification of Crimea with Russia.