Lavrov Says He Agrees With Donald Trump on US Sanctions Weakening Dollar’s Status

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Lavrov Says He Agrees With Donald Trump on US Sanctions Weakening Dollar's StatusRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has backed former U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks about the negative effects of U.S. sanctions on the dollar and the American economy. Lavrov agreed that sanctions imposed by the Biden administration have weakened the dollar’s global reserve status. He further noted a global shift towards dedollarization, led by nations like […]

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