Ukraine, Zelensky: «Sanctions on oil corporations are working, Russia faces losses of $50 billion» | EUROtoday

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Sanctions in opposition to Russian oil corporations are working, Moscow dangers losses of as much as 50 billion {dollars} a yr. This is what the Ukrainian president claims in a submit on X Volodymyr Zelenskywhich mentioned it had obtained “preliminary and detailed intelligence assessments on the impact of our partners’ new sanctions against the Russian war machine: there is a lot of information and based on this, we adapt our communications with partners as we prepare for the new sanctions”. “The sanctions against oil companies are already causing significant losses to Russia – he assures – We predict that, if the constant pressure on Moscow continues, the losses resulting from the recently imposed measures alone will amount to at least 50 billion dollars a year”.

Zelensky is satisfied that “partners will also take further sanctions measures: we are already receiving such signals”, and guaranteed that “the volumes of oil supplied to the global market by Arab states can certainly prevent any destabilization or price surge that the Russians talk about to sow fear”. “We have also started a regular exchange of data with key countries regarding Russian individuals and programs that should be sanctioned. And partners are taking into consideration a significant part of our proposals. I am grateful for this – concluded the Ukrainian president – The measures related to the Russian oil fleet, which we discussed with European leaders during the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing last week, must also be fully implemented.”

Russia additional intensifies assaults on Pokrovsk

Meanwhile, Russian army strain on the Ukrainian entrance doesn’t cease. According to Ukrainian authorities, Russian troops are additional intensifying their assaults on the japanese metropolis of Pokrovsk. The info was additionally confirmed by the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Oleksandr Syrskyi, on Telegram. Ukraine is strengthening its defenses to repel assaults. “The top priority is to save the lives of our soldiers,” Syrskyi added.