Vladimir Putin has banned oil sales to nations including Australia. Here's why

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Vladimir Putin has banned oil sales to nations including Australia. Here's why
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Russia is the world's second-largest oil exporter after Saudi Arabia, and any disruption to its sales could have far-reaching consequences for global energy supplies.

Under the price cap, oil traders promised not to pay above $AU89 per barrel for Russian seaborne oil.Russia's ban will halt crude oil sales to countries participating in the price cap from 1 February to 1 July 2023.

Under the price cap that took effect on 5 December, oil traders must promise not to pay above $AU89 per barrel for Russian seaborne oil to retain access to Western financing for such crucial aspects of global shipping as insurance. The Kremlin ban would halt crude oil sales to countries participating in the price cap from 1 February to 1 July, 2023.

"Our building is destroyed. There was a shop in our building, now it's not there anymore," said Oleksandr, 85, adding he was the only remaining resident there.Mr Putin has repeatedly spoken of a desire for peace talks in comments in recent days. But his foreign minister Sergei Lavrov made clear Moscow still has a list of preconditions, including that Ukraine recognises Russia's conquest by force of around a fifth of Ukrainian territory, which it says it has annexed.

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