Russia Scared By Ukraine's New Suggestion

Foreign companies may completely abandon transactions with Russia.

Next week, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) will decide whether to include Russia on its blacklist. If this happens, the Russian economy will be dealt a catastrophic blow, analysts emphasize.

According to Politico, whose journalists obtained a confidential document, inclusion on the list is being lobbied by Ukraine, which has managed to collect a large amount of data confirming the financing of terrorism and cooperation with rogue states. Russia will be included in the list of states with the highest risk, joining Iran, North Korea, and Myanmar.

The proposal emphasizes Russia's financial and military ties with high-risk countries, as well as its financing of private paramilitary groups. Russian economic analyst Anatoly Nesmiyan emphasizes that putting Russia on the blacklist will be a real Armageddon for the Kremlin, against which the current problems with international trade will seem like trifles. “If this happens, it will be a big deal for everyone, as problems will arise not only with the sanctioned goods, but with all of Russia's international trade in principle,” he emphasizes.

Russia's inclusion on the FATF (Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering) blacklist could have serious consequences for the Russian economy and international relations.

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