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US and European officials meet to discuss new sanctions on Russia
- On Monday, officials from the U.S. and Europe convened at the Treasury Department to explore additional economic measures targeting Russia, including enhanced restrictions and duties related to its oil imports.
- The meeting took place after the deadline set by Trump in August for Russia to halt its military operation in Ukraine, which began in February 2022, had already passed.
- Officials emphasized the importance of unified efforts regarding sanctions, overseeing Russian sovereign assets, and preparing additional joint measures.
- Trump expressed confidence that a resolution would be reached and indicated his willingness to implement a second round of sanctions, while Kremlin spokesman Peskov asserted that no sanctions would compel Russia to alter its established stance.
- The discussions suggest increased economic pressure on Russia, but Russian leaders maintain their stance, indicating continued conflict unless Kyiv accepts terms Moscow demands.
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US and European officials met at the US Treasury on Monday night to discuss various forms of economic pressure on Russia, including new sanctions and customs duties on Russian oil purchases, told the Associated Press about the meeting.
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US and European officials meet to discuss new sanctions on Russia
U.S. and European officials have met at the U.S. Treasury Department to discuss economic pressure on Russia, including new sanctions and tariffs on Russian oil.
·United States
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Europeans aim to coordinate first sanctions against Russia with Trump administration
(Reuters) -The EU's top sanctions official was in Washington with a team of experts on Monday to discuss what would be the first coordinated transatlantic measures against Russia since President Donald Trump returned to office.
·Denver, United States
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