According to Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Anatoly Antonov, the more Washington tries to punish Russia with sanctions, the more the world can see their ineffectiveness, which has left the U.S. in a state of "agony."
"The administration [of Joe Biden] is in agony," Antonov wrote in a post on Telegram, further noting that the "anti-Russian essence" of Kamala Harris is equally pathetic and "fruitless." "The fruitless Russophobic 'salvos' are multiplying."
The latest round of anti-Russia sanctions was announced by the U.S. State and Treasury departments against 400 individuals and companies in Russia, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Washington says these 400 entities are guilty of supporting Moscow's military-industrial supply chains.
The stated reason for this sudden round of new sanctions is that the White House wants to emphasize its "anti-Russian essence against the backdrop of the boiling election campaign," meaning the Biden regime hopes to garner more votes with the move.
"The negative aspects of U.S. actions are obvious to everyone," Antonov continued on Telegram. "The administration's reckless steps lead to a crisis, but not to something creative," adding that the U.S. restrictions on Russia "are harming not only domestic consumers, but also America's partners in third countries."
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Russian ambassador calls for world to abandon hegemony of U.S. dollar in international finance
Just to be sure his message came across loudly and clearly, Antonov emphasized that the endgame for Russia and its allies to complete their mission is to de-peg the world's financial system from U.S. dollar control, which will dethrone the Western globalists from their perch.
"It is obvious that in order to achieve true independence in the economic sphere, it is high time to abandon the hegemony of the dollar in the international monetary and financial system," Antonov says.
Since 2014, the U.S. and its allies have imposed a record 22,000 sanctions on Moscow, this after Crimea decided to rejoin Russia and Ukraine took aim at the Donbass republics as a result of a Western-backed coup in Kiev. Moscow responded by calling the sanctions illegal and imposing its own travel bans on Western officials.
"Sanctions against Russia have been so multifaceted that we essentially don't care what else the administration comes up with to 'punish the Russian people,'" Antonov said, adding that Russia will act "to ensure that our citizens feel at ease and do not look back at American attacks."
The U.S. has tried, and failed, with a lot of things to stop Russia from advancing in its mission. The "biggest ever sanctions," to quote The Wall Street Journal, have done nothing to stop Russia from advancing in Ukraine, prompting Western officials to reluctantly admit that the sanctions are a complete failure.
Last month, The Washington Post reported that about one-third of the world's countries, including 60 percent of low-income countries, are currently suffering under some form of U.S. sanctions. The workload associated with maintaining this complex web of economic penalties is so onerous that the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is reporting complete chaos in its ranks.
"You cannot sanction a country that has unlimited natural resources and beautiful women," one commenter noted, referring to Russia.
"The USA has sanctioned themselves out of the world economy as they make nothing that I, you, nor anyone else wants or needs," noted another about the global shift away from the U.S. dollar into BRICS.
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