Russia’s wars run on oil. Not metaphorically—literally. Every tank shell, every drone, every missile barrage is funded by the price per barrel. And every ceasefire or “peace negotiation” is not a step toward peace, but a strategic pause for rearmament, perfectly timed with a drop in oil revenue. Let’s rewind to 2014. Russia invaded Crimea […]
Oil, War, and Western Amnesia: How the Kremlin Buys Time to Reload Read Post »
As Russia’s war on Ukraine enters its third year, the United States has prepared a new package of sanctions aimed at some of the Kremlin’s most vital sectors—including Gazprom and other major energy players. But despite the pressure from U.S. officials and European allies, it remains uncertain whether President Donald Trump will sign off on
U.S. prepares new Russia Sanctions as Patience with Putin Wears Thin Read Post »
U.S. President Donald Trump’s ally, Senator Lindsey Graham, says he is ready to push through “bone-crushing” sanctions on Russia, along with 72 other senators, if Vladimir Putin continues to stall on negotiations. “The goal is to help the president,” Graham told reporters. His comments came on the same day the U.S. and Ukraine signed a
Majority of US Senate now on board to inflict bone crushing sanctions against Russia Read Post »
