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facing crisis unsold aluminium piles high as sanctions bite Russia continues

to feel the full force of president Trump's sanctions as massive reserves of

unsold stockpile high at aluminium plants across the country rizal one of

Russia's biggest firms has been forced to stockpile the fruits of its labor at

a plant in Siberia after US sanctions prevented it from selling the metal to

its global customer base the massive metal Empire controlled by Oleg

Deripaska accounts for six percent of the world's aluminium but the Russia

giant has been locked out of the 140 billion dollar global industry by

President Trump US customers including the makers of coca-cola cans and car

parts are banned from doing business with rusul and countries like Japan have

followed suit although not considered a part of president Putin's inner circle

mr. Dury paska is being made an example of by the Trump administration his

holding company and plus owns 48% of rusul in a 2017 Bloomberg report

confirmed that fourteen point four percent of that company's revenue one

point four billion dollars came from the u.s. Washington confirmed the crackdown

hit mr. Dury paska and others because they were profiting from a Russian state

engaged in malign activities around the world according to the Bloomberg

billionaires index mr. Dury paska has lost almost fifteen percent of his net

worth about one dollar and ten cents billion dot earlier this week mr. Dury

paska visited his plants in Saiyan ogres for a closed-door meeting with staff

about the crisis consuming his firm back on the show floor Brazil's own storage

space is rapidly filling up with unsold aluminium and company executives and

Saiyan ogres have been forced to rent out additional space to accommodate the

surplus stock a source told Reuters aluminium sales have broken down

and now the surplus aluminium is being warehoused in production areas of the

factory itself a contractor at the Saiyan ogres plant said the stockpiled

ingots stacked on pallets were building up fast he said two days worth of

production would fill up a five car train but already a week had gone by

with aluminium piling up he said can you imagine a week there's a hell of a lot

there a hell of a lot it's being stockpiled it's not being shipped with

the eurozone's top economy facing recession Germany looks set to be the

first country to voice concern over the long-term effect of the US sanctions on

Russian industry dot with German industry in need of raw materials words

chaffs Farina Gong metal a lobbying group for six hundred and fifty five

metals companies has called for politicians to take quick action to

avoid an economic crisis the group said that under the sanctions against United

Corozal some European plants could be forced to close and German car makers

could face supply shortages Kasper bergeron an economist at ABN AMRO Bank

NV told Bloomberg I haven't heard anything up to now from the European

Union or individual countries they're still watching and waiting

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World War 3: Iran issues Donald Trump with SCATHING THREAT if US abandons nuclear deal - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 2:48.

World War 3: Iran issues Donald Trump with 'SCATHING THREAT' if US abandons nuclear deal

IRAN has issued Donald Trump with a scathing threat if he chooses to abandon the country's

multinational nuclear deal as World War 3 fears between the two nations rise, it has

emerged.

The president of the Middle East nation, Hassan Rouhani, warned that Tehran's atomic agency

was ready with "expected and unexpected" actions if the Republican firebrand chooses to abandon

the agreement.

He added: "Our atomic energy organisation is fully prepared…for actions that they

expect and actions they do not expect."

The leader failed to further discuss the warning or what the nation was "fully prepared"

for.

Iran has previously stated that it will abide by the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action

(JCPOA) if all other nations respect it.

However, the nation exclaimed that it would "shred" the deal if the US abandons the

deal.

Tehran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, was quoted by state TV in the Middle

East nation as declaring that if Mr Trump pulls out of the deal, Iran's reaction "will

be unpleasant".

He declared: "Iran has several options if the United States leaves the nuclear deal.

"Tehran's reaction to America's withdrawal of the deal will be unpleasant."

Robert Wood, the US' disarmament ambassador declared that "intense" discussions have

been had with European states ahead of a May 12 deadline that has been set to "fix"

the agreement.

Donald Trump has consistently blasted the JCPOA as one of the worst deals ever negotiated.

He sent an ultimatum in January to the UK, France and Germany to address his complains

with the deal or the US would abandon it.

The President has emphasised that Tehran's abiding of the pact should be monitored more

closely.

"In the absence of such an agreement, the United States will not again waive sanctions

in order to stay in the Iran nuclear deal.

"And if at any time I judge that such an agreement is not within reach, I will withdraw

from the deal immediately."

The leader of the US has made efforts for a different agreement to be made that addresses

his concerns with the JCPOA.

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