Medvedev on New US Sanctions Against Russia:
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The Russian presidential spokesman reacted to the law signed by Trump imposing additional sanctions on Moscow.
On Saturday, Beijing denounced "unilateral" measures, not allowed by the UN and "unfounded" in international law, following the promulgation of a new sanctions package that allows Donald Trump to impose customs duties on large importers of Russian hydrocarbons.
The measures, promulgated by Donald Trump on Friday evening, target in particular Russian hydrocarbons, including the possibility of heavy tariffs against importing countries, such as China.
Former Russian President and current Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev reacted with a wild outburst on social media to the approval of extensive anti-Russian sanctions by US President Donald Trump. He said, among other things, that the US only understands military deterrence. He then called the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who was the initiator of the sanctions, a terrorist.
Restriction of trade in Russian oil and gas could trigger an increase in petrol prices in the run-up to the November US interim elections, informed the Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C. The Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C., stated that restrictions on trade in Russian energy resources could trigger further increases in fuel prices prior to the US interim elections, transmitting the RIA News. On the eve of the House of Representatives approv…
The bill on sanctions against the Russian Federation does a disservice to the US administration and threatens to increase gasoline prices
The bill on sanctions against the Russian Federation does a disservice to the US administration and threatens to increase gasoline prices.This is stated in a statement by the Russian Embassy in Washington on Wednesday.Subscribe to the channel
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