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O'Reilly queries whether his analysis of Russian concerns regarding banking sanctions aligns with reality. Dr. Mi Chroitzki agrees, emphasizing that Russia's principal apprehension centers on secondary sanctions targeting its participation in the global financial system. Unlike secondary tariffs affecting trade flows, sanctions that threaten Russia's access to international banking and finance are far more impactful. The expert underscores that the Russian government is primarily worried about losing its financial connectivity with the West, which could destabilize its economy.