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Russia continues to sell liquefied natural gas: "Not all sanctions work"

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Russia continues to sell liquefied natural gas: "Not all sanctions work"

Ireneu Teixeira also spoke about the political obstacles in the United States Congress to the approval of new economic sanctions and the recent occurrence of a forced landing of a Russian military helicopter Mi-8 on Sakhalin Island.

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