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Tax rate 500%, the United States plans to launch destructive tariffs

Samira Samira 2025-05-08 10:07:11

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Recently, in order to further put pressure on Russia, dozens of U.S. senators jointly proposed a new bill aimed at seriously damaging the Russian economy.
 

The bill proposes extremely severe penalties – including a shocking 500% tariff – on countries that continue to purchase oil, gas and other energy products from Russia!

 

This means that if a country buys fuel from Russia and tries to sell products to the United States, they may face a better than normal situation5 times higher taxes. These rules are intended to force countries to stop doing business with Russian energy companies

 

The bill has received strong support in the U.S. Senate, with as many as 72 senators agreeing to support it. Legislators said their goal is to force Russia to stop the war in Ukraine by putting unbearable pressure on the Russian economy.

 

These sanctions are not just about commodities. The bill would also ban Americans from buying Russian government bonds, a way for the state to raise funds. This may make RussiaIt's harder to fund its war.

 

72 senators supporting the bill made it clear that the plan was a message directly to Russian leaders. They said it's time to sit down RussiaNegotiating a peaceful end to the warNow. If it doesn't, the United States will be ready to use its financial power to put more pressure on Russia than ever before.

 

Both U.S. Houses expressed support

 

The plan aims to strike Russia's most sensitive area - a energy export. Oil and gas are Russia's main source of income. If other countries stop buying Russian energy, or face huge taxes when selling goods to the United States, this could cause currency flows in RussiaSerious damage.

 

Currently, the bill is not only supported in the U.S. Senate, but is also expected to be passed by the House, as many U.S. House members have shown interest.

 

One lawmaker said there is enough support in both houses of the U.S. Congress (Senate and House) to advance the bill.

 

The U.S. government made it clear in the bill that it regards Russia as the main cause of the conflict. Legislators believe that only by forcing Russia to make a major decision—either sit down for peace talks orFacing a destroyed economy, the war can end.

 

This is one of the strongest actions the U.S. Congress has taken in recent years. While the bill still takes several steps to become law, support for it conveys a strong message: The United States is ready to takeExtreme measuresto punish those countries that indirectly support Russia by purchasing Russian energy.

 

China and India are the largest sellers of Russian energy

 

According to the latest data released by CREA (Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air), an independent international research institution, Russia's total fossil fuel revenue reached 242 billion euros in 2024, the third year of the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war.

 

Among them, Russia's four largest energy buyers are China (33%), India (25%), Turkey (22%), and the European Union (10%).

 

"Russia supplies as much oil as China needs." In mid-April, when the Sino-US tariff war was in full swing, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rucinko expressed Russia's willingness to provide energy resources to neighboring countries, and the Russian newspaper quoted him.

 

In addition to oil, natural gas also occupies an important position in China-Russia trade. According to data from the General Administration of Customs of China, in the first two months of 2025, Russia exported 922,960 tons of liquefied natural gas worth US0,79 million to China. In 2024, Russia's liquefied natural gas exports to China increased by 3.29%, reaching 8.3 million tons.