⚡️The U.S. warned Putin! The Kremlin is on the brink of a powerful strike: this will destroy Russia
August 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelUS still has "many cards to play" to pressure Russia. EU plans new sanctions on Russia and more military aid to Ukraine. And how US approves sale of over 3,000 missiles to Ukraine. TV Host Olha Bilan will talk about this with political analyst, European Leadership Network (UK) member Alexandra Filippenko. US Vice President, JD Vance, stated that the Trump administration is still considering imposing new sanctions against the Russian oil industry to force Moscow to agree to a peace deal with Ukraine, using economic pressure as a leverage card. How realistic is to believe that additional sanctions on Russia's oil industry could shift Moscow's calculus toward a peace agreement given its past ability to adapt to restrictions? Could harsher oil sanctions unintentionally strengthen Russia's partnership with countries like China, India, or Iran, thereby undermining US strategic goals?
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