Despite obstacles from the European Union, Russia will continue to supply world markets with energy resources, fertilizers and food, Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova said in a commentary following the introduction by the EU of the 14th package of anti-Russian sanctions.
“The Russian Federation – despite the obstacles imposed by the European Union – will continue its efforts to supply world markets with in-demand products, including energy resources, fertilizers and food,” she said.
Zakharova reiterated that although the EU sanctions are formally aimed against Russia, they are equally harmful and undermine the security of developing countries.
“It is obvious that the EU’s actions, formally taken against Russia, equally affect third countries, destabilize global commodity markets, and undermine the energy security of developing countries. However, the EU is simply indifferent to others’ interests,” she said.
