Again this non-sense sanctions

2022-07-12

Again this non-sense sanctions talking. Everybody saw how "effective" these were, apart from destroying western people's buying powers. It will not stopRussia, but only create a more powerful block of non-aligned countries opposing the USA and their "democratic" system.

Failure to Implement Russian Oil Price Cap Could Jack up Oil Prices -U.S. Official

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