Russia suffers three setbacks that weaken its position in Ukraine due to the Western realignment to pressure Putin.
Trump imposes direct sanctions for the first time against the two largest Russian oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil.
The European Council expands its sanction arsenal by prohibiting the importation of Russian liquefied natural gas and punishes the financial, military, and technological sectors.
European leaders back President Volodimir Zelenski and call for the sending of long-range arms to Ukraine.
Conclusion: The synchronization of Western efforts increases Putin's international isolation and internal pressure against his regime, destabilizing the economic foundations of the Russian economy.