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Russia is spreading a false narrative about the strength of its economy, which is likely deteriorating due to Western sanctions, finance ministers of eight European countries wrote in an op-ed for the Guardian published on July 24.Ministers from Sweden, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Poland and the Baltic states said there are many clear signs that Russia's economy is much weaker and the beginning of a "re-Sovietization" of the economy could…

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8 EU finance ministers: Russia lies about its economic strength, more sanctions needed

Russian leader Vladimir Putin.Contributor via Getty ImagesEight European finance ministers say that Russia's wartime economic boom is a false narrative.Russia is depending on unsustainable sources of growth, borrowing from the Soviet-era playbook, they said.The politicians argue more sanctions will erode confidence and inflict long-term damage.Russia's wartime economy isn't the easygoing, sanctions-immune bulwark that Moscow lets on. Sanctions a…

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Russia's war-driven economic growth is a mirage, and more sanctions are needed to keep pressure on, European finance ministers say

Eight EU finance ministers say Putin's claims about the strength of the Russian economy are lies, which need to be refuted; they argue that more and more signs point to the Russian economy deteriorating due to strict sanctions. They say there are signs of the 'Sovietization' of the economy, with many features of the former Soviet Union, including the appropriation of private wealth to finance public spending, the complete neglect of social and e…

Vlagyimir Putyin az orosz gazdaság erejéről szóló „hazugságokkal házal”, ezeket meg kell cáfolni – jelentette ki nyolc EU-tagállam pénzügyminisztere, akik szerint egyre több jel utal arra, hogy az orosz gazdaság állapota romlik a szigorú szankciók miatt.Szerintük a gazdaság „szovjetizálódásának” jelei mutatkoznak, a gazdaság a volt Szovjetunió számos jellegzetességét hordozza, beleértve a magánvagyon kisajátítását az állami kiadások finanszírozá…

Nyolc EU-s pénzügyminiszter szerint Oroszország hazudik a gazdasága állapotáról

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Eight EU finance ministers say Russia is lying about the state of its economy

With the situation in Russia's economy becoming increasingly worse due to the harsh Western sanctions, Vladimir Putin is selling lies about the strength of the Russian economy that should be debunked, say the finance ministers of eight EU member states.

Уз све израженије погоршање економске ситуације у Русији услед оштрих санкција Запада, Владимир Путин "продаје лажи" о снази руске економије које би требало демантовати, тврде министри финансија осам земаља чланица ЕУ.

Министри финансија осам чланица ЕУ тврде да Путин лаже о снази руске економије

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Ministers of Finance of eight EU member states claim that Putin is lying about the strength of the Russian economy.

Economic indicators of the Russian economy indicate the impact of sanctions, Vladimir Putin and his regime spread false information that the Russian economy is strong.

Економічні показники російської економіки свідчать про вплив санкцій, Володимир Путін та його режим поширюють неправдиву інформацію про те, що російська економіка сильна.

Росія бреше про свою економічну силу, санкції працюють і їх потрібно більше, - міністри фінансів 8 країн ЄС

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Russia is lying about its economic strength, sanctions are working and they need more, finance ministers of 8 EU countries

8 EU finance ministers: Russia lies about its economic strength, more sanctions needed

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