LONDON (Reuters) - Russia's isolation over its actions in Ukraine have made it more vulnerable to global economic shocks, British Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said on Tuesday.
A fall in oil prices by almost a half since June has put severe strain on Russia's oil-dependent economy, with a collapse in the rouble and Russian stocks adding to the pressure Western sanctions are placing on President Vladimir Putin.
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