andriy, for joining the conversation, social policy expert andriy pavlovsky was a guest of the columnbout money during the war. and i still have interesting information from analysts of the bloomberg agency. last year, russia approached the second year of record oil drilling. this is another proof of the low impact of western sanctions. say the analysts of this agency, the bloomberg agency, the boom in activity took place together with the recovery of both the volume and the value of the export of bloody barrels from the aggressor country. this is also clear evidence that fossil fuels were a key source of funds for the war against ukraine. well, why do experts say that the sanctions are essentially ineffective or ineffective. here only 15% of the drilling market depends on technologies. from the so-called unfriendly states in russia, this is a small share, and some investors also left the russian market, but their subsidiaries remained, which continue to work and somehow continue to jointly extract oil in muscovy, well, yuri, how much do you think should be strengthened oil sanctions,

andriy, for joining the conversation, social policy expert andriy pavlovsky was a guest of the columnut money during the war, and i have more interesting information from bloomberg agency analysts. last year. russia has approached the second year of record oil drilling. this is another proof of the low impact of western sanctions - say the analysts of this agency, the bloomberg agency. the boom in activity took place along with the recovery of both the volume and the value of the export of bloody barrels from the aggressor country. this is also clear evidence that fossil fuels were a key source of funds for the war against ukraine. well, why do experts say that... well, sanctions are essentially ineffective or low-performing, only 15% of the drilling market depends on technologies from the so-called unfriendly states in russia, this is a small share, and some investors have left the russian market, but their subsidiaries remain, which continue to work and somehow continue to jointly extract oil in moscow , well, yuriy, what do you think, how much should the oil industry be strengthene

andriy, for joining the conversation, subject matter expert of social policy andriy pavlovsky was a guestmn about... money during the war, and i have more interesting information from bloomberg agency analysts. last year, russia approached the second year of record oil drilling. this is another proof of the low impact of western sanctions, say the analysts of this agency, the bloomberg agency, the boom in activity occurred along with the recovery of both the volume and the value of the export of bloody barrels from the aggressor country. it is also strong evidence that fossil fuels were a key source. funds for the war against ukraine, why do experts say that the sanctions are essentially ineffective or ineffective, but only 15% of the drilling market depends on technologies from the so-called unfriendly states in russia, this is a small share, and some investors also left the russian market, but their subsidiaries remain, which continue to operate and somehow continue to extract oil together. in muscovy, yuri, how much do you think oil sanctions should be strengthened, there were ideas, t