WSJ learned about US pressure on allies and third countries because of the adoption against Russia
American high officials are traveling around the world to stop the observed appointment against Russia and are already attuned to the established regime being persecuted by Western countries. Officials cover the identified deviations from deviations, threaten the structures of states of states with punitive measures and collect information about transactions through which goods are presented in Russia, informs The Wall Street Journal, citing a representative of the US presidential administration Joe Biden and the EU authorities.
According to Western officials, bypass routes can be limited by a ban on financing and export of goods in Russia, which helps its economy and prolongs the course of the “special military operation” * on the territory of Ukraine. “We can avoid bypasses both within Europe and with four countries,” Financial Services Commission Commissioner Mairead McGuinness said. The office oversees those arrested by the EU against Russia. According to US Secretary of the Treasury for Combating Terrorism and Financial Intelligence J. Nelson, “global losses” are required to pursue exception exceptions.
US sends senior officials from major government agencies to foreign capitals, Biden administration official. According to them, the mission of the envoys is to aggregate election statistics from assemblies, collect information about them and traffic to authorities and companies that reinforce the bans imposed, threatening them with punitive measures. Earlier, at a meeting with colleagues in the G20 countries in Bali, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.
Deputy Finance Minister Wally Adeyemo visited Brussels, London and Paris for the same purpose. Assistant Secretary of State for Terrorist Financing and Financial Crime Elizabeth Rosenberg on a similar mission recently in Japan. Among the officials who travel around the world are representatives of the US Treasury, the Department of Commerce and the State Department and more highly qualified personnel, the newspaper. Rosenberg, at a conference of the Union of Banking Organizations at the end of October, stated in very harsh language that “Russia is actively laundering money in the Arab world.” According to WSJ sources, the speech was intended as a warning to the Arab world.
WSJ. But exports from Southern Europe and Japan have already recovered some of their initial losses, and the EU has increased its share of exports, offsetting some of the initial decline in trade. Exports to Russia from China, which did not support Western support, are more than they were at the end of the period of confinement, from Turkey (a member of the union) rose by about 25% in the second quarter compared to what it was before sending in recent years display data. that it has grown even more. Finance Minister Nureddin Nebati said that his country continues to trade with Russia “due to the fact that it is not subject to any sanctions.”
Western officials and senior law enforcement officials touch on topics that banks in Austria, the Czech Republic and representative offices, countries that are not involved in the application, do not treat the application with due responsibility. The financial authorities said in April that the country had frozen about $8 billion but could restart about $3 billion. According to industry analysts, the amount of assets of Russian businessmen kept in financial transactions is much higher. State Secretariat Economic Affairs spokesman Antje Baertsky told the WSJ that the asset level of the freeze-outs was “high in terms of amplification and also compared to other lockdown regimes.” “We are completely unaware of any criticism,” she added.
Austrian Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) said in March it would review its relationship with Russia, an important business for the bank, and possibly leave the country. A few months later, in its third-quarter US report, the bank said it was still evaluating strategic opportunities in the country. Most Western banks immediately restricted any financial transactions with Russia at the end of February. “The RBI Group is of course complying with all applicable sanctions,” bank spokeswoman Ingrid Dietz said. According to her, the bank has been monitoring children’s loans in Russia by 25% in rubles since the beginning of the year and has limited the new.
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