U.S. Treasury to extend sanction waiver on Russian seaborne oil, source says

The waiver will last another 30 days and was ‌sought by several poor and vulnerable countries cut off from Gulf oil supplies by the Iran war ‌and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, ‌the ⁠source said.

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