Khaberni - Russian Deputy Prime Minister, Alexander Novak, said that the world has been exposed to a "deep shock" due to the crisis in the Middle East, indicating that overcoming the repercussions of this conflict will take several months at least.
Novak added, in statements to the newspaper "Vesti", that "the crisis is indeed of a size that no one could have imagined, and it is unprecedented in this magnitude", according to what was stated by the Russian news agency "TASS" today Sunday.
Novak added: "The world has been shocked, and overcoming its consequences will take several months at least even after the conflict ends".
This comes while the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told the Russian news agency "TASS", today, that the American-Israeli attack on Iran has already had harmful consequences on the global economy and the regional situation.
Peskov added: "We are now witnessing that this war has caused severe damage to the global economy and the regional geopolitical landscape. It is likely that these repercussions will not be short-term, but will have a long-term impact".
Peskov continued: "We simply have to be patient, and then look into the specific repercussions that will result from it".
