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A Russian government report shows how Western pressure, including sanctions, is affecting Russia's plans to expand its influence in the former Soviet Union.

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The report highlights how Western sanctions have created ruptures in Russia's trade relations, but also underlines the country's ambition to form a Eurasian trading bloc. There are significant obstacles to this plan, however, as Western countries have agreed with Central Asian countries to comply with sanctions against Russia.

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