2025-12-06 11:26:15

Word on the street: anyone helping Russia's major oil players move their product could get cut off from the entire U.S. financial system. And yeah, that threat extends beyond American borders—foreign entities aren't exempt either. Classic example of how geopolitical moves ripple through global capital flows. Energy markets, sanctions, and finance—all tangled up as usual.

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CryingOldWallet

· 12-06 11:56

Damn, it's the same old sanctions routine again. This is basically how dollar hegemony works.

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DefiVeteran

· 12-06 11:55

The US is really skilled at using financial sanctions—a single net has ensnared the entire global financial ecosystem... But with this kind of stranglehold, how long can it really last in the long run?

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FloorSweeper

· 12-06 11:55

Now this is truly a ruthless financial stranglehold—this is the consequence of offending the dollar hegemony.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 12-06 11:49

Oh no, the US is wielding its financial stick again. That's really ruthless—directly threatening to cut off access to the entire system. This tactic is truly extreme.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 12-06 11:45

Damn, the US is really ruthless with this move. It's got the entire global financial system wrapped around its finger.

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