Oh no sanctionbros how could this have happened??????!!!

you have a point this time

Must be a rare MoonMan W

You got me this time, you actually used Liberal media. But, using your source, Russia's economy will start growing again in 2023, expanding by 0.3 percent.

However, Australia's economy according to the Reserve Bank of Australia will expand 1.6% this year.

But in Ireland (which they have had a neoconservative party in charge since 2011), their economy is expected to grow by 2.3% this year.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-10/rba-raises-inflation-wages-forecasts-sees-further-rate-hikes
https://www.fitchratings.com/research/sovereigns/ireland-06-02-2023

Land taxes

Gosh I hate real estate taxes

Let's see...
NATO sanctions increase the global price of energy without cutting the amount of energy that Russia can sell. (If the UK stops buying diesel from Russia they have to buy from India or Lithuania or Finland or China or some other place still that still using Russia petroleum to make diesel. So Russia still sells energy, just at higher prices...)
Maybe paying for both sides of the war WASN'T in NATO's best interest?

MoonMan used this source...

https://www.grid.news/story/global/2023/02/01/russias-economy-is-now-forecast-to-grow-faster-than-germanys-and-britains-in-2023-how-is-that-possible/

I don't need sources. The truth either speaks for itself or it doesn't.
Example: the US "sanctions" on Russia increasing (not decreasing) the global wholesale prices of grain and energy, Russia main exports...
Results matter. Rhetoric is meaningless.

Some logic doesn't always work out, so that's why you need sources