Russian media reported today: "Oil prices break 100 dollars: the head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund says Europe will pay a heavy price for its anti-Russian sentiment."
The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, Kirill Dmitriev, commented on the surge in oil prices, stating that Russia remains a key energy supplier to the global economy.
He believes that without Russia's energy resources, global stability and sustainable economic growth are impossible. He said: "Europe will have to pay a heavy price for the mistakes of eurozone bureaucracy and anti-Russian policies."
Comments: The Middle East conflict has ignited an energy boom. Europe, already cut off from its energy sources due to anti-Russian policies, is now being burned again. The value of Russia as a stable energy supplier has been re-emphasized. The so-called "de-Russification" has not brought security but instead deepened Europe's problems with inflation, deindustrialization, and high living costs. Putting ideology above people's livelihood and economic laws, the cost of anti-Russian sentiment is ultimately borne by European businesses and citizens.
Original: toutiao.com/article/1859170300848137/
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