The $60 (€56.9) price cap on Russian oil per barrel, also adopted by G7 countries and Australia, is seen as a key step as Western sanctions aim to starve President Vladimir Putin of funding for his war in Ukraine.
The $60 (€56.9) price cap on Russian oil per barrel, also adopted by G7 countries and Australia, is seen as a key step as Western sanctions aim to starve President Vladimir Putin of funding for his war in Ukraine.
Retired Sir Vice-Marshal Sean Bell takes a closer look at the West's cap on Russian oil and the impact of winter on..
Western nations set a price cap on Russian crude oil in hopes of keeping global supply flowing while crippling Russia’s funds for..