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The United States has imposed new sanctions on the son of Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, reflecting ongoing pressure on the Iran-backed group. These sanctions are part of Washington's efforts to combat activities deemed threats to regional and international security.
The United States has announced the lifting of sanctions on Russian citizen Mikhail Zadornov, raising questions about the motivations behind this decision and its impact on international relations. This move comes at a sensitive time as US-Russian relations experience increasing tensions.
On Wednesday, the United States announced the lifting of sanctions against Delcy Rodriguez, the interim president of Venezuela. This decision reflects Washington's recognition of her as a legitimate authority in the country, following the arrest of her predecessor, Nicolas Maduro, and his wife in Caracas.
On Wednesday, the United States announced the lifting of sanctions imposed on Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez, following a period of political tensions in the country. This move reflects a shift in U.S. policy towards Venezuela, where Rodriguez assumed power after the ousting of her predecessor Nicolas Maduro.
A Russian oil tanker is set to arrive on the shores of Cuba on Monday, defying the US embargo on the island facing a severe energy crisis. This development comes amid rising tensions between Washington and Havana.
Cuba is set to welcome a Russian oil tanker named 'Anatoly Kolodkin' carrying <strong>730,000 barrels</strong> of crude oil, challenging the US embargo on the island. This comes as Cuba faces a severe energy crisis, with former President Trump stating he sees no issue with the tanker’s passage.
Cuba is preparing to receive a Russian oil tanker carrying <strong>730,000 barrels</strong> of crude oil, despite US sanctions. This move comes amid increasing political and economic pressures on Havana.
The Philippines is collaborating with Washington to secure exemptions that would allow it to import oil from countries under US sanctions. This move comes as the country declares a national emergency in the energy sector.
Cuba has again experienced a nationwide power outage, affecting over 10 million people. This disruption comes amid a severe fuel crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.
Cuba has experienced its second nationwide power outage in less than a week, following a previous outage that lasted over 24 hours on March 16-17. The Cuban government attributes the issue to U.S. sanctions, stating that these sanctions hinder their ability to repair the failing infrastructure.