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Group 1 - The G7 is experiencing internal divisions regarding the adjustment of the price cap on Russian oil, with the US not planning to lower the cap from the current $60 per barrel, maintaining its earlier stance from the G7 finance ministers' meeting [2] - The EU and the UK are advocating for a reduction of the price cap to $45 per barrel to exert greater pressure on Russia's oil revenues, which are crucial for its military actions in Ukraine [2] - There are indications that the EU and the UK may consider unilaterally lowering the price cap without US involvement, although a G7-wide agreement would have a more significant impact due to US enforcement [2] Group 2 - The EU has proposed its 18th round of sanctions against Russia, which includes lowering the oil price cap to $45 per barrel and measures against Russia's "shadow fleet" [3] - Ukrainian President Zelensky has stated that while a $45 cap is better than $60, a cap of $30 would be more effective in compelling Russia to seek peace rather than military solutions [3] - Recent global oil price increases, driven by geopolitical tensions, may enhance Russia's energy revenues, thereby affecting its military capabilities in Ukraine, highlighting the significance of the G7's negotiations on the oil price cap [3]