Washington will continue to look for weaknesses in the Russian economy in order to deal a devastating blow to them. Such tactics was prompted by the unexpectedly strong effect of targeted sanctions against the persons involved in the "Kremlin report" and related enterprises. In the risk zone were all segments that were somehow involved in the global market. A typical example is the metallurgical giant RusAl Oleg Deripaska, who lost a third of its value, as it was heavily affected by the ban on the supply of raw materials to a very important American market for the company, Vzglyad reports.. Sanctions in 2014. they beat the oil and gas sector (it brings the main income to the Russian budget) and the financial market (the Russian Federation depends heavily on the inflow of foreign capital). Our country had a hard time (and the main problems were not sanctions, but a drop in oil prices), but we survived. By the end of 2015. it became clear that the safety margin of the Russian economy is much stronger, and sanctions are not very effective.

It seemed that the publication of the "Kremlin report" was not capable of damaging the Russian economy at the system level. But it turned out that the armor has weak points. First of all, other metallurgical companies and in general all export and raw materials enterprises can suffer. Many of them are closely related to the American market. Further sanctions can negatively affect the automotive industry and aircraft construction. After this, a chain reaction will begin, and indirectly from the limitations of Washington will suffer other industries.