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Zelensky says Russia’s oil profits are funding the war in Ukraine
Revenue from oil sales is giving Russia a sense of impunity and the means to continue its war, the president said. Russia has increased its crude oil sales as weakened sanctions have allowed it to generate more funding for its war while continuing missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Sunday, March 22, in a post on Facebook. “Over the past week, Russia launched nearly 1,550 attack drones against Ukrain…
Russia has increased its crude oil sales to fund its war - ZelenskyRussia has launched hundreds of drones and bombs into Ukraine in a week. The president calls for blocking the Russian shadow fleet due to the growth of oil profits.
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Volodymyr Zelenskiy has urged allies to maintain pressure on Russia by continuing sanctions and limiting its oil revenues to help end the war in Ukraine. Speaking on Sunday, Zelenskiy stressed that cutting Moscow’s financial resources is essential to stopping the conflict, which has now entered its fourth year. According to reports, Russian representatives were absent from recent talks involving the United States and Ukraine, raising questions a…
"Profits give Russia a sense of impunity and the opportunity to continue the war," Zelensky said.
According to the President, the profits give Russia a sense of impunity and an opportunity to continue the war.
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