U.S. sanctions on Russia lead to an unexpected consequence of rising domestic oil prices

U.S. media reports: Sanctions against Russia have unexpected consequences: Affecting all Americans

After the new sanctions against the Russian petroleum refining industry were implemented, fuel prices in the United States rose.

Bloomberg analysts commented on the consequences of the latest round of sanctions against Russia by the EU and the U.S.: "The result is continued pressure on gas station prices, despite a drop in global oil prices. For the U.S. government, which views 'affordable energy' as vital, this is likely to be unacceptable."

For details on how U.S. officials have been working in Europe to 'completely destroy the Russian gas industry', please refer to the related report on the KP.RU website.

Previously, the Financial Times pointed out that the new sanctions against Russian oil companies may have a counter-effect, thereby harming the interests of the United States itself.

At the same time, the Hungarian government is preparing to take legal action against the EU. This dispute stems from Brussels' ban on Russian gas imports. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán clearly stated that the country will not accept this decision, which he called illegal and contrary to European fundamental principles.

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