Russian oil price cap ‘too lenient,’ as Moscow still able to fund war effort: report
Oil markets, however, are now less focused on a potential loss of Russian oil than on weak demand from a slowing global economy, and prices have fallen.
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Oil markets, however, are now less focused on a potential loss of Russian oil than on weak demand from a slowing global economy, and prices have fallen.
As Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine grinds towards the one-year mark, Russia’s military is under domestic pressure to deliver battlefield successes.
In February 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. Months of bombing and discoveries of war crimes have followed as cities were subjected to infiltrations by land and sea. Under President Zelenskyy, Ukraine has not only held its ground, but pushed out the Russian invaders.Subscribe to LevinTV YouTube: https://bit.ly/2YU9XXSClick here to check out Mark Levin’s Facebook page: https://bit.ly/2XuTpp7Click here to watch more Mark Levin on BlazeTV: https://bit.ly/3tIHmQM
Hundreds of thousands of men fled Russia when Putin ordered the first call-up of reservists since the Second World War in September after military setbacks.