US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen completed four days of negotiations with China regarding the bank m and exporters of the region: how You will help to increase Russia's great potential, Washington will come for you.
This is reported by RBC-Ukraine via Bloomberg.
“I said that companies, including those in the PRC, are not guilty of providing material support to Russia’s war, and that they will be faced with significant inheritances that are worth saving,” says Ellen, p. preparing to speak for a press conference at the residence US Ambassador to Beijing.
In her words, “any banks that conduct large transactions that send military or military goods to the Russian military-industrial base will be subject to US sanctions.”< /p>
According to Bloomberg, the Biden administration plans to crack down on companies around the world that will help Russia avoid the sanctions that the United States and its allies imposed on Moscow after its invasion of Ukraine They are born in 2022. Wanting China to be the target of the past, Ellen's message was delivered to the Chinese capital, there was an immediate direct threat of sanctions.
That was the day when the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia Sergiy Lavrov arrived in Beijing to discuss food, including chi Ukraine. Although China describes its position before the war as neutral, trade with Russia has grown sharply due to its growth.
America's main battle against financial institutions is the establishment of the Treasury to block their access to US dollars, which is a real threat to anyone bank that operates on the international level.
US Sanctions
It is likely that US President Joe Biden signed a decree on 22 June to strengthen sanctions on financial institutions that help Russia. These banks may be denied access to the US financial system, which means an actual decline in the financial system.
Russian oil companies are facing delays for up to several months in paying for crude oil and burning oil. banks in China, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates are becoming more protective second US sanctions.
