Russian companies to benefit from US Iran withdrawal
Source: Agence France-Presse
12 MAY 2018
While Russia has condemned Washington for its withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, Moscow remains less exposed to the economic consequences of US sanctions than Europe and its companies could even benefit from the move.
"The deal and the lifting of sanctions in 2015 marked the return of European business to Iran. But it's unlikely they can keep doing business today, giving room to Russia," said independent political scientist Vladimir Sotnikov.
"Russia can now go ahead at full speed," he added.
Russia and Iran once had difficult relations, but have seen ties improve since the end of the Cold War.
Read more: https://www.afp.com/en/news/23/russian-companies-benefit-us-iran-withdrawal-doc-14s3kk2
uppityperson
(115,677 posts)Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)All about Putin regaining Funds to keep himself in Office by paying the Pensioners their payments. Trump just guaranteed Putin a stay in Office card.
Botany
(70,504 posts).... what about Hillary's email server?
sandensea
(21,635 posts)She and Bubba wuz molestin' chirren while eatin' pizza, don'tchaknow!
Bubba even had seconds!
djacq
(1,634 posts)All part of the Orange Clowns master plan.
SunSeeker
(51,557 posts)Of all the horrendous and/or stupid actions this pretend administration has taken, this is the worst and the most destructive and most tragic of all.
Even though it was anticipated that the Orange One would go ahead and make this foolish and dangerous move,I have been a basket case since the moment of the announcement. To make such an obviously WRONG decision with global consequences for such petty, personal reasons - it's been more than I can bear. Thanks, pseudo-president, for the last 3 nights of insomnia.
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)Firzt Lady Michelle Obama: " They go low, we go high"
Trump: "Go lower still"
MBS
(9,688 posts)TomCADem
(17,387 posts)That is what this is all about. Creating instability to raise oil prices. Plus, rolling back fuel efficiency standards is part of the equation.
Beartracks
(12,814 posts)Uncle Joe
(58,362 posts)Thanks for the thread DonViejo