The Baltic States have higher inflation rates than Czechia and you don't see mass protests demanding an end to sanctions. The FSB and Prigozhin's Internet Research Agency must have more success with the Czechs than Estonians, Latvians and Lithuanians.

The euro is not at a 20 year low. It's been as low as $.83 vs $1.03/euro now. And a weak euro is good for EU manufacturing companies to offsett higher energy costs.

The Russians using washing machine chips in missiles tell you sanctions work.