Panic Selling Hits Russia After U.S. Relations Collapse

Russia's stock market just suffered its biggest plunge in three years after explosive comments from its Foreign Ministry crushed any hope of improving relations with the U.S. With shares in major companies like Gazprom, Sberbank, and Aeroflot tanking, investors are fleeing fast. Panic selling has wiped out nearly $16 billion in value since February. As Putin doubles down on war goals in Ukraine, markets are reacting with fear. Is this just the beginning?
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