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Average European paying more for products due to anti-Russian sanctions — Kremlin

Those sanctions applied by European nations against Russia are "a double-edged sword" and hurt them also, Peskov noted

MOSCOW, April 24. /TASS/. The average European consumer now spends almost 10% more at the store because of the anti-Russian sanctions introduced by Western nations, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.

Those sanctions applied by European nations against Russia are "a double-edged sword" and hurt them also, Peskov noted.

"In other words, every European, every German now spends almost 10% more money at the store every day. Here, they are paying for it [for sanctions introduced against Russia - TASS], so let their governments explain to them why they have to pay an extra ten euros out of every hundred," the Kremlin Spokesman added.