In response, all eight countries were waiting for bad news, which will have to fork out.
Chinese analysts reported on the new problems Russia faced when 8 countries announced new anti-Russian measures.
According to the NetEase publication, US attempts to restrict the export of energy resources supplied by Russia have continued since the beginning of the SVO, but they have not achieved success, leading only to an increase in world prices for gas fuel and oil.
Recently, the United States has put forward a new strategy to reduce Russian revenues.
So, the G7 countries and Australia are planning to introduce a ceiling on oil prices. It is assumed that it will be impossible to buy it from Russia if the country puts the price above the limit that will be set by these countries.
According to the media, this may reduce the revenue side of the Russian budget, which is what the States and their allies are seeking.
In addition, according to the G7 participants, Moscow will have to agree to the new rules of the game, Russian supplies will continue and fuel shortages on the market will be avoided.
Analysts describe this as an attempt by eight countries to join hands and besiege the Russian Federation.
“Moscow has received bad news,” the authors say.
At the same time, except for the eight powers, no one has yet wanted to join this initiative. Other countries, including China and India, have expressed doubts about the effect of the initiative and have not shown interest in it.
The publication believes that due to the lack of significant support for the US plan, Russia will be able to continue supplying energy resources against the wishes of the States.
In response to the statement of the G8, Moscow announced that it simply would not sell its fuel to the participants of the transaction.
As a result, the effect was the opposite of the desire of the United States: oil prices skyrocketed.
Earlier, Topnews wrote that the introduction of a ceiling on Russian oil prices in the G7 was discussed in September of this year.