Group 1 - The EU has postponed a plan to impose stricter price caps on Russian oil exports due to concerns that rising oil prices will deter US support for harsher sanctions [1] - The proposed price cap was to be lowered from $60 per barrel to $45, but the situation has become more complex following the spike in oil prices due to the Israel-Iran conflict [1] - Some EU countries believe that a lower price cap would only be effective with US backing, and it has become clear that the US is unwilling to support stricter sanctions against Russia [1] Group 2 - EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has seemingly retreated from the proposal to lower the price cap on Russian oil, indicating that the current oil price cap is functioning as intended [2] - Von der Leyen noted that the pressure to lower the oil price cap is currently minimal, reflecting the recent increase in oil prices [2]
意想不到的“助攻”！欧盟考虑放弃收紧俄油制裁
Jin Shi Shu Ju·2025-06-20 15:05