Over $55 Billion in Settlements Between Russia and Turkey Potentially Disrupted by Recent Western Sanctions
Trade settlements between Russia and Turkey via bank transfers are now being disrupted due to the new sanctions enacted against Russia. According to Russian media, the U.S. is currently checking all sources of transfers...
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