Russia looking for workarounds for sanctions - Kuleba
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Russia is now looking for workarounds for sanctions
Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba announced this on Facebook, Rubryka reports.
As he noted, Russia is already feeling the impact of sanctions imposed due to the aggression against Ukraine, but this is not enough.
According to him, the Ukrainian side is analyzing what sanctions may penetrate "into the very heart" of the Russian economy. Russia is looking for a way out to circumvent these sanctions.
According to Kuleba, Russia has found three countries that it is pressuring and actively cooperating with, trying to create alternative business models and alternative financial settlement systems.
"We know these countries. We know how they are trying to make money on Ukrainian blood. We will work with them. And not only we will work with them so that they do not get into this story," said the minister.
He also noted that weapons are coming to Ukraine from partners, according to Kuleba, it will be "enough to kill the enemy."
The Minister added that there were still some problems due to the fact that Ukraine doesn't have the necessary equipment or it needs additional solutions for transfer.
"But Ukrainian diplomacy will get everything it needs for the defenders of Ukraine. I promise. We will do everything for this," Kuleba said.
