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What happened to sanctions and a ceasefire?
Now it’s complicated?
Now it’s complicated?
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Trump needs Putin’s permission to do anything.
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BMW’s, Mercedes and some French Wine. We’re moving pharmaceuticals back to the US.
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Europe has nothing to offer the US – Lukyanov to RT
Russian analyst says Western Europeans flatters Trump but carry the costs of US policy
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What Does Russia Export to the US? Russia-US Bilateral Trade
The United States could buy fertilizers, palladium, other precious metals, inorganic chemicals, and uranium from Russia. In 2024, fertilizers were the most significant import, followed by precious metals and inorganic chemicals. The overall trade relationship has significantly declined due to sanctions and the conflict in Ukraine, despite ongoing, though reduced, imports of critical commodities.
Key Imports from Russia
Fertilizers: The U.S. relies on Russia for key fertilizers like urea, urea ammonium nitrate (UAN), and potassium chloride (potash).
Precious Metals and Stones: Russia is a major exporter of precious metals and stones, including palladium.
Inorganic Chemicals: Essential for various industries, the U.S. sources a significant quantity of inorganic chemicals from Russia.
Uranium: The U.S. also imports uranium and related products from Russia.
Wood: While a smaller portion of the total imports, the U.S. also buys wood and articles of wood from Russia.
What Does Russia Export to the US? Russia-US Bilateral Trade
The United States could buy fertilizers, palladium, other precious metals, inorganic chemicals, and uranium from Russia. In 2024, fertilizers were the most significant import, followed by precious metals and inorganic chemicals. The overall trade relationship has significantly declined due to sanctions and the conflict in Ukraine, despite ongoing, though reduced, imports of critical commodities.
Key Imports from Russia
Fertilizers: The U.S. relies on Russia for key fertilizers like urea, urea ammonium nitrate (UAN), and potassium chloride (potash).
Precious Metals and Stones: Russia is a major exporter of precious metals and stones, including palladium.
Inorganic Chemicals: Essential for various industries, the U.S. sources a significant quantity of inorganic chemicals from Russia.
Uranium: The U.S. also imports uranium and related products from Russia.
Wood: While a smaller portion of the total imports, the U.S. also buys wood and articles of wood from Russia.
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