Finland President: Economics won't stop Russia

The article covers Finnish President Alexander Stubb's remarks regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, affirming that current economic pressures will not compel Russia to end the conflict. He explained that Moscow can withstand economic crises despite inflation and slowed growth, and that the war will continue regardless of the ruble's decline and rising inflation. He also pointed out that sanctions and military spending are putting pressure on the Russian economy, which grew by 1.3% in the second quarter amidst a 6% inflation rate, along with a budget deficit and resource allocations directed toward the war effort. Stubb called on Europe to resume dialogue with Russia to better understand the situation, noting that human losses could prompt Moscow to reassess its stance, while ruling out the possibility of a Russian attack against NATO.

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