Putin's blackmail failed. The world will only increase the sanctions
After February 24, international donors have already provided Ukraine with 22 billion dollars in financial aid
As winter draws nearer, and the more raging the rashist, the leading allies are showing more decisive and unequivocal support for Ukraine. According to the recent statement of German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock, it is time to finally replace the formula "security together with the Russian Federation" with the formula "security from the Russian Federation".
As of March 2022, solar energy and wind energy produced a quarter of electricity in the European Union, which made it possible to avoid the import of 70 billion cubic meters of gas.
President Biden announced the decision to release another 15 million barrels of oil from the US strategic reserves to the market in December of this year and warned that he could continue to take such measures to ensure lower energy prices in the future.
Since the beginning of the Russian Federation's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, international donors have already provided Ukraine with $22 billion in financial aid. The Ukrainian government hopes to get another $13 billion. It is already known that next year the USA and the EU will provide three billion dollars a month to help Ukraine.
The biggest donors to Ukraine, when it comes to states, are the USA, Canada, Germany and Great Britain, and when it comes to institutional investors, they are the European Union, the International Monetary Fund, the European Investment Bank and the World Bank.
As for Russia, with its axis of evil and terror it naturally moves towards the bottom.
First. EU ambassadors approved sanctions against Iran, after it was determined that Russia was using Iranian-made drones to attack Ukraine.
Special sanctions have been imposed on Shahed Aviation Industries, which is responsible for the design and development of Iran's Shahed series of drones.
Else. The US is increasing pressure on Turkey because of its ties to Russia.
Recently, new talks were held where this issue was considered. The US wants the Turkish government to take a tougher stance towards Russia and introduce financial sanctions against Russia.
Third. The Government of India has decided to consider the proposal of Western countries regarding the introduction of price restrictions on the purchase of Russian oil.
Fourth. Rusal, Russia's largest aluminum producer, has run out of customers.
Fifth. In Russia, the number of unfulfilled obligations has increased.
According to the results for nine months of this year, the number of unfulfilled obligations has already reached 194, which is the highest value in 10 years of statistical data processing.