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West's new oil sanctions aim to tighten screws on Russia

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EU-wide ban on Russia oil products - like diesel, gasoline and jet fuel - came into effect Sunday. Group of Seven (G7) price cap on the same items. Moscow will be forced to find new markets for its oil products. The most obvious candidates are Asian superpowers China and India.

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West's New Oil Sanctions To Have A "More Profound Impact" On Russia

The West's latest wave of sanctions on Russian energy exports seeks to hit Moscow harder than its previous moves over the Ukraine war. An EU-wide ban on Russia oil products -- like diesel, gasoline and jet fuel -- came into effect Sunday alongside a Group of Seven (G7) price cap on the same items. That expanded on an EU embargo on seaborne oil deliveries introduced two months ago -- when it also established with G7 partners a $60-dollar-per-barr…

1 year ago·New Delhi, India

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Channel News Asia

West's new oil sanctions aim to tighten screws on Russia

LONDON: The West's latest wave of sanctions on Russian energy exports seeks to hit Moscow harder than its previous moves over the Ukraine war. An EU-wide ban on Russia oil products - like diesel, gasoline and jet fuel - came into effect Sunday alongside a Group of Seven (G7) price cap on the same items.

1 year ago·Singapore

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IBTimes

West's New Oil Sanctions Aim To Tighten Screws On Russia

West's new oil sanctions aim to tighten screws on Russia

1 year ago·United States

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The Moscow Times

West's New Oil Sanctions Aim to Tighten Screws on Russia

The West's latest wave of sanctions on Russian energy exports seeks to hit Moscow harder than its previous moves over the Ukraine war.

1 year ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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West's new oil sanctions aim to tighten screws on Russia

The West's latest wave of sanctions on Russian energy exports seeks to hit Moscow harder than its previous moves over the Ukraine war. Moscow will be forced to find new markets for its oil products to preserve revenues that help finance its ongoing war in Ukraine.

1 year ago

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