Speaking on the state of Russia's domestic economy, the Russian president said that sanctions imposed on his country over its invasion in Ukraine had led to a 'deterioration of the economy in the west'
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, said on Monday that western countries had scored an own goal by imposing sanctions on Russia, which he said had led to a 'deterioration of the economy in the west'. Speaking about the state of Russia's domestic economy, Putin said that inflation was stabilising and that retail demand in the country had normalised.
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