A new analysis reveals how economic sanctions imposed on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine have been undermined by indirect support from Western allies, including actions linked to a prominent political figure. The investigation highlights transactions and policy moves that allegedly eased financial pressures on Moscow, raising questions about the effectiveness of global sanctions regimes. Critics argue these measures have inadvertently prolonged Russia’s ability to sustain its military and economic operations against Ukraine. The report examines how geopolitical interests may have clashed with the stated goals of isolating Russia.
Trump Gives Putin a Hand in Russia’s Economic War With Ukraine The New York Times
