"Deadly Blow" by Putin: Trump can ruin Russia without war - Time

Trump's return can "demolish from the cliff" of the economy of Russia and strike a deadly staggering regime, which is shaken, the observers say. "Trump stated that his sanctions had been deprived of Iran's opportunity to finance their proxy - Hamas, Hezbolla and Hussites. Similarly, with the proper application of sanctions, the Russian economy is swollen for Easter," the article said. The fact that Trump's return could put an end to Putin's rule seemed to be unthinkable a few weeks ago.

Many supporters of Ukraine have been revealed that Trump would impose a disadvantageous peace agreement in Kiev, equivalent. Trump seems to have changed the position on the Russian Federation when he learned how weak her economy is. In essence, Putin "cannibals" production for the sake of financing the military machine. If it loses its income from oil, its regime will almost certainly fall.

The ruble is now being destroyed, Russia cannot compensate for the loss of oil exports, as it has already lost 90% of natural gas exports due to the refusal of Europe. Trump understood the power of this lever as Biden's administration did not understand, now Russia's economic collapse seems much more likely.

With the promises of Trump to reduce oil prices and increase the domestic production of oil in the United States by 3 million barrels a day, the world will no longer require oil from the Russian Federation, the authors believe. According to Saudi Aramco, profitability of Russian oil production - 44 dollars per barrel, it is the highest indicator among all major oil producers, it is twice the cost of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran and other large oil producers, partly due to the inaccessibility .

In addition to oil, Trump can impose additional sanctions and export restrictions on Russian oil companies. A similar economic pressure scheme has successfully worked for the reign of US President Ronald Reagan. The USSR collapsed, and its invasion of Afghanistan became a catalyst for collapse. The Cold War ended because of the unexpected collapse of the Russian economy, which many experts did not anticipate.