Go to media bank View of Buda district in Budapest. File photoBUDAPEST, Sep 11Anti-Russian sanctions have become «means of self-harm» for Europe, every European has felt their impact, so the sanctions policy needs to be changed, said Csaba Demeter, parliamentary state secretary of the Hungarian Prime Minister's office. «EU sanctions do not help their original goals, but harm Europe. There is no person in Europe , which in one form or another would not feel the inflationary effect of the erroneous sanctions policy, ranging from utility bills to transport and agriculture … In Brussels, in connection with the sanctions, they promised that they would be a miracle weapon, in fact they became useless means of economic self-harm, so this needs to be changed,» MTI quoted Demeter as saying.This winter has not yet come: the Japanese recognized Russia's victory over the sanctions of the West. He recalled that the «largest and longest» price increase did not begin after the start of the special operation, but «after the adoption of sanctions in the energy sector.» Earlier, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that 11,000 sanctions have been imposed against the Russian Federation, but they have not been successful, and the resulting inflation and energy shortages could bring Europe to its knees. According to him, Europe needs to change its sanctions policy, because otherwise the situation will be difficult, the continent itself makes its own life more expensive and complicates the situation of its own industry. His political adviser, Balazs Orban, said the sanctions imposed by the European Union against Russia have not lived up to expectations, so they are likely to be revised in the new political season. According to a poll by the Szazadveg Public Opinion Research Center, more than 70% of Hungarians believe that anti-Russian sanctions harm Europe, including Hungary. Europe and USA. The Russian Federation has repeatedly stated that the unprecedented sanctions against Russia could not undermine its financial stability. According to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Europe has reached a sanctions impasse.
