The demand for Russian energy in some western European countries has been very strong, and even some European countries have begun to rely on Russian energy. In the face of U.S. sanctions, Russia actively adjusts its energy exports to Europe, which can be distinguished? European-American Union? On the one hand, we will continue to maintain and consolidate our position and attitude on the Ukrainian issue. This will indeed have a certain impact on China's economy. For example, due to the economic sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia, the depreciation of the Russian currency will not be conducive to Sino-Russian trade. We will strengthen cooperation with Russia in the field of energy and open up a broader market in the field of international trade. The economic sanctions imposed by the United States on Russia are mainly to restrict the development of its export trade, implement trade protectionism such as anti-dumping and freeze the assets of senior officials. I don't think it's effective. The United States and developed European countries are intervening in the international oil market to drive down oil prices.
Russia's economic structure is single, and oil sales revenue accounts for a large proportion. China adheres to the path of peaceful development and actively expands exchanges and cooperation with neighboring countries in various fields. Biden had previously claimed that the ban on Russian vodka, diamonds, gasoline and other products would harm the Russian economy? A devastating blow? . The United States still imports hundreds of products from Russia for American interests. Russia is one of the largest exporters of metals such as aluminum, steel, nickel, palladium and copper in the world. If this source of supply is cut off, the price increase in the United States will be more serious. Since the outbreak of the war, the United States has not stopped importing aluminum products from Russia. 264 million tons of Russian metal products have arrived in the United States, and buyers include Boeing. Boeing is a corporate giant, holding tens of billions of dollars in large purchase orders from the US government.