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Biden Management represses Russian “fleet of shadows” and takes measures to stop the production of oil and fuel.
By Alan Rapport
Washington reports
On Friday, the United States announced new sanctions aimed at the Russian electricity sector and its “shaded fleet” of oil tankers in the oil tankers in what can be a final attempt through the management of Biden to paralyze the Russian economy in reaction in the war of Moscow in Ukraine.
President Biden is careful in his technique to the sanctions opposed to the electrical sector of Russia for the good that the closure of its exports would send gasoline costs to cross the world. But US officials said that global materials to seritable and inflation have had the opportunity to train more tensions in the oil industry of Russia such as the war of their fourth year techniques.
Despite a coordinated effort through Western allies to economically punish Moscow for its actions, the Russian economy has avoided the cave in which many economists have predicted.
The moves from the Biden administration will put the onus on the Trump administration to decide whether to enforce the sanctions. Senior Biden administration officials demurred when asked if the sanctions were discussed with President-elect Donald J. Trump’s transition team but said they expected the measures to provide the next administration with additional leverage over Russia to negotiate an end to the war.
“The United States is taking drastic measures opposed to Russia’s main source of profits to finance its brutal and illegal war opposite to Ukraine,” the Treasury Secretary, Janet L. yellen, in a statement. With today’s sanctions, we are expanding the dangers of the sanctions related to Russian oil trade, adding monetary shipping and facilitation of Russian oil exports. “
On Friday, oil costs jumped ahead of the sanctions announcement amid considerations that new restrictions, as well as bad weather in the United States and wildfires in California, may force global feeding.
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