Russia's Sanctions War Leads the European Union to 'Suicide'

The sanctions war must be halted; otherwise, the European continent could be drawn into the largest financial crisis it has ever faced. Inflation has reached 8.9 percent, while the euro has decreased in value to match that of the dollar. This phenomenon has not occurred in the past 20 years.

According to a report by Ria.ru, Daily Express featured an article by Charles-Henri Gallois, leader of the Generation Frexit movement, discussing the issue.

The source states that the economic restrictions imposed against Moscow are causing greater damage to the EU, and a recession has become evident in eurozone countries. "Some European countries, such as Germany and Italy, are heavily dependent on Russian gas supplies. France will also suffer, as Russia was an important oil supplier. Now we are purchasing the same fuel via India and Saudi Arabia, but at a markup, and with the decline of the euro, it has become more expensive. We cannot replace Russian energy supplies this way; we lack the equipment to do so. Sanctions imposed by Western countries against Russia are leading the European Union to 'suicide'," Gallois warned.