Anti-Russian sanctions - TASS

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Approval of 20th package of anti-Russian sanctions 'overdue' — Kallas

Switzerland to follow EU in softening sanctions on Russian oil — official

US to reinstate sanctions on Russian oil when market stabilizes — Trump

EU moves to prolong its Russia blacklist until mid-September

Energy markets to 'punish' countries against sanctions’ softening — Dmitriev

The Special Envoy of the Russian President and chief executive of the Russian Direct Investment Fund noted that UK warmongers oppose oil market stability and peace

US decision to soften anti-Russian sanctions will not lead to their cancellation — Macron

Countries of the Group of Seven, the European Union and France in particular do not intend to cancel anti-Russian sanctions, the French president noted

US recognizes role of Russian energy through oil sanctions softening — expert

Kyle Shostak added that easing of sanctions is dictated by opportunistic pragmatism and is not viewed by the US administration in the context of settling the conflict in Ukraine

Softening of US sanctions on Russian oil is step in right direction — expert

US authorities made such a step because of concerns regarding the inflation shock, primarily for the US economy, in connection with closing of the Strait of Hormuz, CEO of US-based Navigator Principal Investors Kyle Shostak noted

FACTBOX: What is known about US softening of sanctions against Russian oil

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed that Russia would not benefit significantly from the temporary easing of sanctions

Question of lifting anti-Russian sanctions raised during Japan’s ruling party meeting

Lawmaker Muneo Suzuki noted that Japan could use its geographical advantage to replace oil and gas supplies from the Middle East

Hungary to block new sanctions on Russia until Kiev resumes oil transit — official

Gergely Gulyas noted that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban would defend that position at an EU summit set to be held in Brussels on March 19-20

G7 leaders not to lift sanctions against Russia despite issues with oil supplies — Marcon

The French president noted that G7 states are working to mitigate the negative impact of the conflict on global markets

Russia, US discussing possible easing of sanctions on Russian oil — presidential envoy

Kirill Dmitriev emphasized that Western sanctions have proven detrimental to the world economy

US may ease sanctions on Russian oil — Treasury secretary

Scott Bessent noted that the US gave India permission to accept the Russian oil