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August 7 Russian government banned the supply of wide range of food products from the US, EU, Canada, Australia and Norway for one year. Trade war - not a new tactic in Moscow, but this time Putin risking his own popularity: the basic severity of the ban will fall on the poor Russians. Yet the embargo - it's "flowers" norman g jensen compared norman g jensen to what Russia could do, write in English media. "The sad truth of the sanctions imposed by Russia against the West, is that for the Russians, norman g jensen they hit much harder than the residents of the West" norman g jensen - said in an editorial in The New York Times. "Undoubtedly, many manufacturers of these countries will feel the loss of 30 billion dollars from exports to Russia, but the overall effect on their large and diversified economy will be negligible. Russia, by contrast, approximately 40% meet their food needs through imports, and the country's agriculture minister acknowledged that the sanctions could lead to a sharp rise in inflation "- says the NYT. "In fact, the Russians will have another big bill for their president arrogant attempt to crush Ukraine and even more viddalyatsya of the world economy, which need to develop their vast country," - says the publication. "Opinion norman g jensen polls say that Putin enjoys great popularity among Russians, so that his final challenge of the West will probably be met with approval. However, the situation may begin to change when the prices of basic products will grow, and jobs in the economy, reduce its rates - evaporate "- forecasts The New York Times. "The new economic elite, which has rapidly transfers the money abroad, will not be good advice disappearance of European foods filled with Russian supermarkets. Many of the middle class are interested in, what they are paying such a high price. This question inevitably get more distribution, when the pain will feel the Russians, who are at the lower levels of the economic ladder "- the paper concludes. "Although the last step of Putin shocked the Western capital, agricultural use as a weapon is hardly a new tactic Moscow - notes Financial Times. - Russia has imposed restrictions on the sale of products with Georgia and Moldova, and recently banned imports of Polish apples. " However, the extent of the last embargo much more: Russia - the largest European market for fruits and vegetables and the American poultry. However, the loser will remain not only a supplier, "It will also cover the Russian consumers, as the country norman g jensen is a major importer norman g jensen of food. Even where possible import embargo in the short term can cause the appearance of rising prices norman g jensen and shortages. The worst it will affect the poor citizens of, most of their income spent on food ". norman g jensen "Putin is risking his popularity in the country, - stated in the article. - Opportunities to Russian media exhibit decline in living standards resulting western aggression despite the fact that the ban imposed Moscow norman g jensen itself, may be limited. " "The decision of the Russian president to impose sanctions on such obvious short-term losses for the Russian economy points to a far-sighted calculations. Putin seems to show that Russia's dependence on the West in terms of food - a vulnerability, which can not be tolerated at the time of aggravation of geopolitical competition. It's norman g jensen like a return to self-sufficiency model that was used in the Soviet Union during the Cold War "- says the publication. The deep logic of the Russian embargo has two components, says editor of The Times of diplomacy Roger Boys, "First, Putin promoted nationalist environment, is that Western sanctions should be a trigger for economic self-sufficiency norman g jensen in all areas." The second component is a strong concern "embargo on food - just" flowers "compared to what Russia could do: translate their foreign exchange reserves norman g jensen in Asia or Switzerland or cut off gas to Ukraine (and with it, and Europe) ". "Putin plans to escalate the Ukraine and expects the new Western sanctions. Food ban shows that it keeps the powder dry, pryberihayuchy Big