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Russia Faces Sanctions Extension as War Economy Shows Signs of Strain

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  • 27 Jun 25
  • 11:26 PM

The EU has extended its sanctions on Russia for six more months, keeping restrictions in place until at least 2026. Despite surviving earlier sanctions by shifting trade toward China and India, Russia’s wartime economy is now under pressure. Inflation has reached 10%, interest rates have risen to 20%, and recession fears are growing. The Kremlin’s military spending is worsening labor shortages and inflation. President Putin has urged the central bank to balance inflation control with economic growth amid ongoing financial stress.

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Bonik Barta 27 Jun 25

Western Sanctions Extended: How the Russian Economy Is Still Holding On

The European Union, comprising 27 countries, has decided to extend its sanctions on Russia for another six months. This means that the previously imposed Western sanctions will remain in effect until at least 2026. Among the measures is the continued freezing of assets worth over €200 billion belonging to Russia's central bank.

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