Politics9/7/2025Bloomberg

Bessent Says Russian Economic Woes Can Bring Putin to Table

Bessent Says Russian Economic Woes Can Bring Putin to Table

In a recent statement, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested that the US and Europe are considering further economic sanctions and tariffs on Russia, with the aim of triggering a Russian economic collapse and ultimately forcing President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table for peace talks with Ukraine. Bessent's comments indicate that the Western powers are intensifying their economic pressure on Russia in an attempt to compel Putin to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The prospect of a "Russian economic collapse" is seen as a potential leverage point that could drive Putin to the negotiating table and seek a diplomatic resolution to the crisis. The article highlights the Western strategy of using economic means to influence the Kremlin's decision-making and bring about a favorable outcome in the Ukraine-Russia conflict. However, the article does not provide additional details on the specific sanctions or tariffs being considered, or the potential impact on the Russian economy and population.

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