For Russia, even if its economic development is subject to a series of sanctions from western countries, it does not mean that its economy will collapse. This is mainly because Russia itself is an important energy exporter and agricultural exporter in the world. Even though Russia is subject to corresponding economic sanctions, because many countries are very dependent on Russian energy, when a series of energy shortages occur on a global scale, Russia can still obtain certain foreign exchange reserves by exporting oil and natural gas, so Russia's economic development may be more resilient.
Russia has been subjected to a series of economic sanctions from western countries.
In fact, this matter has a long history, especially after many well-known brands have successively launched into the Russian market, Russia's economic development has been negatively affected by the corresponding sanctions. Nevertheless, if we look at this problem with a positive eye, the economic sanctions in some countries will give Russian local brands certain development opportunities, and many local brands will get better and better.
Russia's own energy exports and agricultural products exports are also very large.
Because Russia produces oil and natural gas itself, and oil and natural gas are also the key nodes of various commodities, Russia can still export oil and natural gas normally. At the same time, Russia is also a world agricultural product exporter. In the case of a bumper harvest, Russia can also obtain corresponding foreign exchange reserves by exporting grain.
Finally, because Russia's economic structure is relatively perfect, even if some areas are subject to economic sanctions, Russia can make corresponding filling actions through other industries, so Russia's economic development will be negatively affected by economic sanctions from western countries, but these sanctions will not lead to the direct collapse of the Russian economy.