US EditionIn the EU, There Was No Agreement on an Oil Price Ceiling for the Russian Federation
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The European Union has decided to agree on the 18th package of sanctions against Russia, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said. The measure provides for banning both Nord Streams and lowering the price ceiling for Russian oil from $60 to 45 per barrel. The Prime Ministers of Hungary and Slovakia are against. Diplomatic interlocutors expect that the resistance of Hungary and Slovakia, who are not satisfied with plans to abandon Russian energy res…
President Vladimir Zelensky said that in order to stop the war, it is necessary to reduce the price of Russian oil to $30 per barrel. He also called for tightening sanctions, providing financial support and accelerating Ukraine's European integration TSN.ua (news 1+1)
He told me about it in a telegram.” The facts are obvious: in order to reduce Russia's appetite for war, its oil profits must decrease. So please support further steps to lower the price ceiling on Russian oil. A $45 ceiling can help bring peace closer. But for a real, lasting peace, it is necessary to set a price of $30 per barrel in order to block Russia's ability to finance its aggression,” the Ukrainian leader stressed. Zelensky emphasized t…
"The facts are clear: in order to reduce the propensity to Russia's war, it is necessary to reduce its oil revenues. I therefore ask you to support further measures to lower the maximum price of Russian oil. A $45 ceiling could help bring peace closer. But for real and lasting peace, it is necessary to fix a price of $30 per barrel to prevent Russia from financing its aggression." As Ukrainian President Volodmyr Zelensky said, addressing EU lead…
EU member countries have not yet reached agreement to lower the ceiling on Russian oil prices to $45 per barrel.
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