In the summer of 2014, the United States, Canada, the European Union, Norway and Australia imposed sanctions against the most important sectors of the Russian economy — oil production, energy, finance, as well as enterprises of the military-industrial complex.

A mirror response followed: on August 6, Russian President Vladimir Putin restricted imports of meat, sausage, vegetables, fruits, dairy products, fish and other seafood from these countries.

10 years later, we summarize the results of this decision in our cards.

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