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UK Joins EU Push to Hit Russia by Cutting Crude-Oil Price Cap

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The UK joined the European Union’s efforts to diminish Russia’s revenues further by lowering the price cap on its crude oil, extending a broader push to pressure the Kremlin for continuing the war in Ukraine.

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London aligns itself with the oil price cap. The Kremlin's wrath (ANSA)

·Italy
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London considered that lowering the market value of the Russian cruel will reduce a crucial source of country funding, which is also essential for the Russian war machine.

·Portugal
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London joined forces on Friday with the sanctions announced by the European Union in the morning, which plan to lower the price ceiling for exported Russian oil. "We are hitting the heart of the Russian energy sector alongside the EU," said British chief of diplomacy David Lammy.

·Paris, France
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The Government of the United Kingdom, together with the European Union, has intensified economic pressure on Russia with new measures directed directly at the country's oil revenues, including a reduction in the Russian crude oil price limit, which drops to $47.60 per barrel, 20.6 per cent less than the current $60. London has highlighted that this will directly affect Russia's oil revenues, which have already fallen 35 per cent year-on-year unt…

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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