Pravda.Ua US Sanctions and Energy Market Dominance: Russia's Response
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- •Russia claims the US is using extreme measures to dominate global energy markets.
- •US sanctions on Russian oil companies are seen as a critical geopolitical maneuver.
- •Finnish President warns that easing sanctions would support Russia's military actions.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused the US of pushing Russia out of global energy markets, citing military operations in Venezuela and Iran as evidence of America's oil-driven motives. He claimed that the US is prepared to use extreme measures, including coups and assassinations, to secure energy dominance. Lavrov criticized the US for imposing sanctions on Russian oil companies Lukoil and Rosneft, attributing these actions to both the Trump and Biden administrations. Meanwhile, Finnish President Alexander Stubb condemned any easing of US sanctions on Russian oil, stating it harms Ukraine and supports Russia's military efforts. He emphasized the need for continued sanctions to pressure Russia. The situation reflects a significant geopolitical struggle over energy resources and international relations, with potential long-term repercussions for global stability.
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