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19/01/2023at 11:19

Analyst firm: Sanctions have limited effect on Russian oil exports

Asian countries stock up on Russian crude keeping exports flowing in spite of western sanctions, thereby squeezing their intended effect, Rystad estimates.
Photo: Tatiana Meel
by DANIEL LOGAN

Western sanctions on Russian crude fail in delivering the expected devastating blow to the warmongering country’s economy.

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