Recognizing Russia as a sponsor of terrorism is already having a negative impact on its economic sphere, Podolyak believes.
Recognizing Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism has begun to significantly influence its foreign policy even today. Especially in the field of economics. This is what the adviser to the head of the Office of the President, Mikhail Podolyak, said on the air of a nationwide news telethon on Monday, December 26.
He noted that since some partners have recognized the Russian Federation as a state sponsor of terrorism or a terrorist state, Russia has lost economic sovereignty. Now it cannot directly purchase key technological products from any country, including for the repair of its military equipment, in particular aircraft.
“That is, now it can buy something in one place only through intermediaries. And the status of a sponsoring country of terrorism eliminates even these intermediaries and the criminals who only intermediaries remain. And this is different pricing, and other opportunities, and constant monitoring by world analysts. That is, Russia is less effective in conducting its foreign economic policy,” he explained.
According to him, such statuses also limit the range of countries that will agree to cooperate with the Russian Federation in the economic sphere.
“Today, sanctions limit Russia’s opportunities, and the legal status of a country that sponsors terrorism further limits these opportunities. And countries with a neutral position, with sanctions, are will think for a very long time whether it is necessary to have certain economic relations with Russia, because other states that consider the Russian Federation a sponsor of terrorism will not have warm relations with this country,” the advisor to the head of the Presidential Office is summary.
Remember, Podolyak said that the head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, has only a few “friends.”
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Source: korrespondent
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