Russia Sends More Oil by Sea, But Kremlin’s War Chest Pressured
Russia’s crude flows rose to the highest since June, but cash for Moscow’s coffers is undermined by deep discounts
Read moreRussia’s crude flows rose to the highest since June, but cash for Moscow’s coffers is undermined by deep discounts
Read moreKyiv urged the West to provide longer-range firepower to counter Russia’s missile barrages as Russia’s invasion forces tightened the noose around the beleaguered eastern city…
Read moreIran and Russia are reportedly eyeing a new stablecoin for cross-border trade, including in the Astrakhan special economic zone. The stablecoin will be backed by gold, according to local Russian media outlet Vedomosti. Both Iran and Russia are under tough international sanctions. Iran and Russia are looking to launch a new stablecoin in the market…
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Read moreUkrainian officials were wary of the Russian pullback announced this week, fearing their soldiers could get drawn into an ambush in Kherson city…
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Read moreMoscow has pointed the finger at London for the explosions that put the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines out of commission. London has denied any involvement, Reuters reported this weekend. “According to available information, representatives of this unit of the British Navy took part in the planning…
Read moreThe grain exports had helped to bring down global food prices…
Read moreRussia’s Defense Ministry said it’s halting involvement in a deal allowing the safe transit of exports of Ukrainian grain from Black Sea ports, blaming drone attacks against its naval vessels.
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