The US Treasury did not issue an extension on Wednesday for its sanctions waiver covering Russian seaborne oil, which expired at midnight. However, neither President Donald Trump nor senior administration officials clarified whether the lapse would result in the sanctions being reinstated. The US Treasury did not issue an extension on Wednesday for its sanctions waiver covering Russian seaborne oil, which expired at midnight. However, neither President Donald Trump nor senior administration officials clarified whether the lapse would result in the sanctions being reinstated.
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