The article says that Western countries started the sanctions war with an inflated assessment of their own influence around the world, but it turned out that "non-Western countries have no desire to impose sanctions" against Russia.
It is noted that the result of the sanctions was supposed to be the surrender of Russia to the West, but the willingness of other states to cooperate with it violated these plans.
"The Russian economy is not destroyed, it has simply been restructured and reoriented from the West to the East and South," the newspaper notes.
On May 8, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that he did not see any benefit for the republic from joining Western sanctions against Russia.
On May 11, the press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, said that the West is exerting tremendous pressure, Russia will not leave the freezing of assets unanswered.
According to him, Russia is facing unprecedented pressure and expropriation of its assets abroad.