What economic sanctions will US impose on Russia

[Abiky]

I think that the biggest sanction that can be given to Russia at the moment is that they take the purchase of oil, because given the visits of senior Biden officials to Venezuela, it became clear that they are reaching agreements to sell oil to the USA to try to replace Russian oil, perhaps the production will not be the same as that of Russia, but it is necessary for a country like the USA, which is very consumerist in nature, to be able to satisfy the needs, it will not be like before, but it will not fall to low levels where everyone in that country falls into collapse, I think that prices will increase but the services that have to do with black gold will remain.

Buying oil from Venezuela would be no different than buying oil from Russia. Everyone knows both countries (Venezuela and Russia) have strong ties with each other. Biden's efforts to punish Russia would be futile if the US buys oil from Russian allies. While current sanctions plummeted the Ruble, the effects might not last for long as Russia seeks to become as self-sufficient as possible. China would be Russia's biggest economic supporter, as previously speculated by the US.

Only a full-scale war with Russia from the US and its allies would put an end to Putin's ambitions. But the West and the EU are taking it too "soft" so things will only get worse from now on. Just my thoughts

[Freeesta]

Against such a huge country, any sanctions are ineffective. For a country with such a rich history, there are no outside restrictions. People are used to shocks and nothing will scare them. The economy is not stable and this makes the country stronger. What needs to happen for Russia to be weak? Only weak government. Now we are seeing a man of genius at the main post of Russia. I think that no sanctions will stop or weaken Russia.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I think that the biggest sanction that can be given to Russia at the moment is that they take the purchase of oil, because given the visits of senior Biden officials to Venezuela, it became clear that they are reaching agreements to sell oil to the USA to try to replace Russian oil, perhaps the production will not be the same as that of Russia, but it is necessary for a country like the USA, which is very consumerist in nature, to be able to satisfy the needs, it will not be like before, but it will not fall to low levels where everyone in that country falls into collapse, I think that prices will increase but the services that have to do with black gold will remain.

Doesn't really make sense isn't it? US now going back to Venezuela for oil when history tells us that they also imposed sanctions on them years ago because of corrupt leaders and it just shows the dangerous game the US is playing in either side. And now they gave warning to India for buying oil from Russia because Russia is giving them discounts? why not though is Russia is selling them for cheap now why not India can take advantage of it? double edge sword standard by the US.

[Fredomago]

I think that the biggest sanction that can be given to Russia at the moment is that they take the purchase of oil, because given the visits of senior Biden officials to Venezuela, it became clear that they are reaching agreements to sell oil to the USA to try to replace Russian oil, perhaps the production will not be the same as that of Russia, but it is necessary for a country like the USA, which is very consumerist in nature, to be able to satisfy the needs, it will not be like before, but it will not fall to low levels where everyone in that country falls into collapse, I think that prices will increase but the services that have to do with black gold will remain.

Doesn't really make sense isn't it? US now going back to Venezuela for oil when history tells us that they also imposed sanctions on them years ago because of corrupt leaders and it just shows the dangerous game the US is playing in either side. And now they gave warning to India for buying oil from Russia because Russia is giving them discounts? why not though is Russia is selling them for cheap now why not India can take advantage of it? double edge sword standard by the US.

Nothing but I fully agree, something that telling the world that US is playing with the cards that have a high percentage to win, they are now working with Venezuela to sanction Russia but like what you just mentioned years back they also sanctioned this country but look now; they are the one who's in need and they easily manage to work it out, not the same production that Russia can provide but enough to make sure that their country will move forward.

[Abiky]

Doesn't really make sense isn't it? US now going back to Venezuela for oil when history tells us that they also imposed sanctions on them years ago because of corrupt leaders and it just shows the dangerous game the US is playing in either side. And now they gave warning to India for buying oil from Russia because Russia is giving them discounts? why not though is Russia is selling them for cheap now why not India can take advantage of it? double edge sword standard by the US.

The US needs to rethink about economic sanctions' effectiveness against Russia, as the invasion has no signs to come to an end. Dealing with Russia's allies (like buying oil from Venezuela) would make current sanctions meaningless. Other countries might decide to deal with Russia directly for oil, but they could also face sanctions by the US and its allies. The damage on the global economy is already done, so further tightening of economic sanctions will only make matters worse in the long run.

There's only one way to stop Russia, and that is using force through military action. As long as the war is only between Ukraine and Russia, we won't be accomplishing anything soon. Just my thoughts

[Tony116]

There's only one way to stop Russia, and that is using force through military action. As long as the war is only between Ukraine and Russia, we won't be accomplishing anything soon. Just my thoughts

As long as Ukraine meets the requirements set forth by Russia, we will see the war ended. No country in Europe or the United States will have a direct military confrontation with Russia, everyone understands that WW3 will break out if the West or the US intervenes in this military action of Russia.

That is why sanctions are constantly being heavily imposed on Russia to prevent Russia from stopping acts of war. but nothing seems to work.

[DrBeer]

Against such a huge country, any sanctions are ineffective. For a country with such a rich history, there are no outside restrictions. People are used to shocks and nothing will scare them. The economy is not stable and this makes the country stronger. What needs to happen for Russia to be weak? Only weak government. Now we are seeing a man of genius at the main post of Russia. I think that no sanctions will stop or weaken Russia.

What do you mean by "a huge country"? I was born there. And I can say - out of 100% of a really large area, there is life only on 15% -20% of this territory. Everything else is an uninhabitable area, or absolutely depressive areas of no interest!
If we talk about the economy - this is also a fake! Technologically backward resource economy, dependent on Western technologies, without "exclusive" positions - this is the real picture of the Russian economy! Try to name the technologies that were developed and brought to the world market by Russia over the past 30 years? Well ? Not ? Can't find? That's what I'm talking about! More or less working sectors of the Russian economy are all the legacy of the USSR, but after 30 years of mediocre exploitation, even these sectors degrade and collapse. So before repeating the mantras of Russian propaganda about greatness, I recommend that you clarify and double-check every statement!