WASHINGTON/LONDON -- U.S. President Joe Biden's move Tuesday to ban imports of Russian oil targets a crucial source of foreign currency for Moscow, but whether European countries that depend more on Russian energy can follow suit remains unclear.
Ukraine war
U.S. leads Western ban on Russian oil
Lower imports put America in better spot to absorb impact than European partners
An oil treatment plant in Russia's Irkutsk region. Around 3% of U.S. crude imports came from Russia last year, compared with 30% for the European Union. © Reuters
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