Oliver Wyman's Tannebaum on Russia Sanctions

The video discusses the unique and rapid deployment of sanctions by the West and its allies against Russia, focusing on central bank, banking, and energy restrictions. It examines the intentions behind these sanctions, their effectiveness in impacting the Russian economy, and the potential for future measures. The discussion also covers the role of energy restrictions and the possibility of further economic constraints to pressure Russia into de-escalation or compromise.

What makes the recent sanctions on Russia different from previous ones?

• They focus on humanitarian aid.

• They were imposed unilaterally by the US.

• They include quick deployment and multilateral cooperation.

• They are solely focused on military restrictions.

What is the primary intention behind imposing sanctions historically?

• To force a change in behavior.

• To strengthen diplomatic ties.

• To increase trade with the target country.

• To provide humanitarian aid.

How is the effectiveness of the sanctions on Russia being measured?

• By the growth of the Russian military.

• By the number of new alliances formed.

• By the economic impact on Russia.

• By the increase in Russian exports.

What is a potential next step in the sanctions strategy against Russia?

• Lifting all current sanctions.

• Increasing military aid to Russia.

• Further restricting energy purchases.

• Encouraging Russian tourism.

What is a possible diplomatic outcome that the West is hoping to achieve with sanctions?

• Complete withdrawal of all sanctions.

• A new trade agreement with Russia.

• An increase in Russian military presence.

• A compromise involving neutrality without territorial loss.