Russia's victory in Ukraine will turn financial losses for Europe, from an economic point of view the situation will become "catastrophic".
This was stated by French Foreign Minister Stefan Sezhurne in an interview with Le Mond. According to him, having seized Ukraine, Russia will be able to control more than 30% of the world wheat market.
To do this, Sezhurne urged not to allow the Russian Federation to win, for which, in his opinion, the countries of the event would have to allocate not two percent of GDP into the military sphere, but more.
"The victory of Russia in Ukraine can be very expensive. Our collective security will need not 2% of GDP, but much more. From an economic point of view, the situation will become catastrophic. For example, only in agriculture, Russia would be able to take control of more than 30% of the world wheat market and be able to use the Ministry of Ukraine,"
At the same time, he again stated that "the languages of war in Ukraine are not going," again refuting Macron's words about the likelihood of NATO's troops into Ukraine.
