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Russia condemns Trump sanctions

Russia has fiercely responded to new U.S. sanctions. Moscow officially condemned the measures against its key oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil, on October 23, 2025.

Russia condemns Trump sanctions as a “reckless” act. The Kremlin warned the move directly jeopardizes the fragile Ukraine peace process.

While Russia claims “steel-like resilience” to the pressure, the diplomatic storm threatens to unravel ceasefire hopes.

 

A “Counterproductive” Strike

President Donald Trump announced the sanctions on October 22. The measures block U.S. dealings with the two oil giants.

These firms are critical to funding Russia’s war effort, now in its fourth year.

The U.S. move came after peace negotiations, including a planned Budapest summit, stalled. Russia, however, called the action “counterproductive” and an attempt to sabotage diplomacy.

 

Moscow’s Defiant Warning

Foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova delivered Russia’s official rebuke.

At a Moscow briefing, she stated the sanctions “undermine real solutions to the Ukraine crisis.”

Zakharova insisted Russia’s economy is “immune” to this pressure and vowed continued growth. Despite this bravado, she also called the sanctions a “torpedo” to ceasefire chances.

 

How Russia Condemns Trump Sanctions Amid EU Pressure

The timing of the U.S. sanctions is significant. They align perfectly with the EU’s 19th sanctions package.

The EU is also targeting Russia’s energy exports. Its new measures include a faster ban on Russian LNG and restrictions on Moscow’s “shadow fleet” of oil tankers.

This coordinated push aims to starve Russia’s war machine of funds.

 

A Fragile Peace Process

While Russia attacks the sanctions, Ukraine supports them. President Volodymyr Zelensky praised the move as a “vital step.”

The diplomatic clash now leaves peace talks hanging by a thread. Moscow’s sharp reaction highlights the deep strain on its war economy.

Zakharova noted Russia would lean on trade with allies like China.

However, the world now watches to see if this immense pressure will force Putin to negotiate or simply escalate the conflict.

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