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I appreciate president pushing back, - US Senator Graham on newest sanctions against Russia
I appreciate president pushing back, - US Senator Graham on newest sanctions against Russia
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 "I appreciate president pushing back," - US Senator Graham on newest sanctions against Russia U.S. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, Armed Services Committee, "applauds" the Trump administration for hitting Russia over election meddling and involvement in the nerve agent attack in the U.K."I applaud the administration for hitting Russia based on what they did in Britain," he said on air of FOX News Sunday, Censor.NET reports citing RealClearPolitics. "Theyre directly involved in killing the British citizen, the poison that was used in Britain to kill this former Soviet spy -- Soviet member who became a spy, came from Russia. They are meddling in the 2018 election. Im 100 percent certain that they are continuing to meddle in our election. They intend to disrupt the 2018 election," Graham said. However, the American politician says he does not mind trying to have a better relationship with Russia. "They just need to act better to achieve that goal," he stressed. Read more: "Our goal is to impose crushing sanctions against Putin’s Russia," - US Senators introduce bill slapping new sanctions on Moscow In 2014, both the U.S. and European Union introduced sanctions that restricted Russia’s access to global financial markets and to equipment for new energy projects. Those measures were punishing, but the sanctions announced by the Trump administration this past week could be even worse. The restrictions were triggered under U.S. law on chemical weapons following a formal U.S. determination that Russia used the Novichok nerve agent to poison former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in the English city of Salisbury in March. The first tranche, due to take effect Aug. 22, will deny export licenses to Russia for the purchase of many items with national security implications. Existing sanctions already prohibit the export of most military and security-related items, but now the ban will be extended to goods such as gas turbine engines, electronics and calibration equipment that were previously allowed on a case-by-case basis. The State Department said it could potentially affect hundreds of millions of dollars in trade. Read more: US Senator Graham says existing Russia sanctions not working, new ones being developed Russia has 90 days to "provide assurances" that it will not use chemical weapons in the future and allow inspections. If Russia does not comply, Trump will be obligated to impose a second set of sanctions, applying restrictions on at least three from a menu of options: opposing multilateral bank assistance to Russia, broad restrictions on exports and imports, downgrading diplomatic relations, prohibiting air carrier landing rights and barring U.S. banks from making loans to the Russian government. That could do significantly more economic harm and have a lasting, destabilizing effect on the currency and stock markets.Источник: https://en.censor.net.ua/n3081018
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