MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia criticised new sanctions as "destructive and short-sighted" on Wednesday, saying they would aggravate Moscow's ties with the West already at their lowest point since the end of the Cold War over the Ukraine crisis.
Russia warned that sanctions, the most robust yet against Russia's state-owned banks and energy firms, could lead to higher energy prices in Europe and hit Moscow's cooperation with Washington on global issues where it wields considerable clout.
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