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Russia's Oreshnik Hypersonic Missile: A New Era of Threats to Europe and Ukraine

Originally Published 2 days ago — by Institute for the Study of War

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Russian forces conducted a missile strike on Lviv Oblast as part of a broader campaign to deter Western support for Ukraine, while also launching extensive drone and missile attacks causing significant damage and power outages across Ukraine. The US Navy seized a Russian-linked oil tanker attempting to bypass sanctions, and Ukrainian forces continue their operations against Russian military targets. The conflict remains intense with ongoing military advances and strategic moves on multiple fronts.

U.S. Oil Tensions Rise Over Venezuela Amid Trump’s Policies

Originally Published 3 days ago — by Financial Times

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US shale oil executives warn President Trump that his efforts to boost Venezuelan oil production and lower crude prices threaten American producers, potentially leading to a decline in US shale output and profits, especially for smaller companies, amid a broader market glut and geopolitical tensions.

"US Ends Sanctions Waiver, Reimposes Oil Sanctions on Venezuela"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC News

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The Biden administration is ending the temporary sanctions waiver on Venezuelan oil and gas sectors after Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro failed to uphold his end of the bargain to hold free and fair elections. This move marks a departure from the previous administration's approach and comes after months of harassment and arrests of opposition figures by Maduro's government. Despite the challenges, the opposition remains determined to work together and present a candidate to run against Maduro, while the U.S. plans to continue engaging in private to push for a better course in Venezuelan elections.

"Biden's Bold Move: Easing Venezuelan Oil Sanctions Sparks Controversy and Praise"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by POLITICO

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The Biden administration has announced that it will ease sanctions on companies trading in Venezuelan oil or investing in the country's oil industry, in response to an agreement by President Nicolás Maduro to allow free elections next year. This move marks a reversal of previous U.S. policy aimed at unseating Maduro, and Republicans have criticized Biden for "coddling" unfriendly oil-producing countries. While the easing of sanctions may increase the flow of Venezuelan oil into the global market, it is not expected to significantly impact oil prices. The sanctions relief is contingent on Maduro following through on his promise to allow independent candidates to run in the upcoming election and to allow international monitoring.