Zelenskyy Claims Sanction Easing Boosted Russia's War Funds
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- •Russia received temporary relief from oil sanctions as explained by Bessent on March 22, 2026.
- •Zelenskyy publicly urged allied nations to apply more pressure on Russia ahead of US talks scheduled in late March 2026.
- •The easing of sanctions has allowed Russia to generate revenue that supports its ongoing war efforts in Ukraine.
- •The US is preparing for talks that may address the current sanction policies on Russia.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the US and its allies tighten sanctions on Russian oil exports after talks Russia's revenue from oil sales would decrease, potentially limiting its ability to finance military operations in Ukraine.
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