Harvard Economist: Russia Not in Immediate Crisis, Sanctions Pressure Waning

Harvard economist Oleg Itskhok assesses that Russia faces no immediate economic crisis despite sanctions, and notes that recent US policy steps under Trump are questioning the effectiveness of sanctions pressure. The analysis suggests sanctions have not achieved their intended goal of forcing an end to the war, and the trajectory of Russia's economy remains uncertain.

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